Fortunately, this Trenton landmark has been preserved. Except for the original clock tower, the familiar State and Broad building with the mansard roof has survived the ages and is still with us today in a somewhat modified form. When the Lissners purchased the building, they were originally going to replace the building with a "new and modern" building. However, the structure was well built and ultimately left on the site. The Kuser involvement in the old building has somehow been lost in the historic past of the city, but we bring it back into the 21st century with this post!
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Thursday, November 03, 2011
1910: ANTHONY AND JOHN KUSER SELL TRENTON 'S CITY HALL
Fortunately, this Trenton landmark has been preserved. Except for the original clock tower, the familiar State and Broad building with the mansard roof has survived the ages and is still with us today in a somewhat modified form. When the Lissners purchased the building, they were originally going to replace the building with a "new and modern" building. However, the structure was well built and ultimately left on the site. The Kuser involvement in the old building has somehow been lost in the historic past of the city, but we bring it back into the 21st century with this post!
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