I really like these Trenton area retrospectives as told by the older generation. Here we have 84 year old George Scott re-telling the things he remembers about his long life as a local resident. From the old Camden and Amboy Railroad to the wooded Delaware River bridge to his experience as a carpenter working on local Civil War barracks, Mr. Edward Scott gives a tantalizing glimpse of an historic life in the Trenton of yesteryear.
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Friday, September 04, 2009
1921: CARPENTER WHO WORKED ON CIVIL WAR BARRACKS
I really like these Trenton area retrospectives as told by the older generation. Here we have 84 year old George Scott re-telling the things he remembers about his long life as a local resident. From the old Camden and Amboy Railroad to the wooded Delaware River bridge to his experience as a carpenter working on local Civil War barracks, Mr. Edward Scott gives a tantalizing glimpse of an historic life in the Trenton of yesteryear.
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