Perhaps nothing is more interesting than reading of the growth of Trenton from a small village to a city as new neighborhoods are created and real estate ventures proliferate. Particularly interesting is the area of "Calhoun's Lane," and its widening and changing to Calhoun Street. Back in the days of the horse-drawn trolley, Calhoun and West State Street was the end of the line.
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Saturday, December 09, 2006
1868: The Village of Trenton Expanding to a City
Perhaps nothing is more interesting than reading of the growth of Trenton from a small village to a city as new neighborhoods are created and real estate ventures proliferate. Particularly interesting is the area of "Calhoun's Lane," and its widening and changing to Calhoun Street. Back in the days of the horse-drawn trolley, Calhoun and West State Street was the end of the line.
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