Don't you wish we could go back and start all over again? Greenwood Avenue area near the rail station, Monmouth Street, West State Street, and the immediate environs had some of the most incredibly beautiful homes with the accompanying gardens and verandas back in the Victorian era. As you pass down Greenwood Avenue today, you will still see some of these beautiful mansions, once owned by some of Trenton's most affluent and influential people, falling into ruin. Some are even boarded up. 
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Tuesday, March 24, 2009
1890: TRENTON'S SUMPTUOUS MANSIONS
Don't you wish we could go back and start all over again? Greenwood Avenue area near the rail station, Monmouth Street, West State Street, and the immediate environs had some of the most incredibly beautiful homes with the accompanying gardens and verandas back in the Victorian era. As you pass down Greenwood Avenue today, you will still see some of these beautiful mansions, once owned by some of Trenton's most affluent and influential people, falling into ruin. Some are even boarded up.
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