I get particularly exasperated when a non resident journalist reports on an event on "Greenwood or Logan Street," "Liberty Avenue," or some other error that points to a writer who is unfamiliar with the Trenton area. The above photos are laid before my visitors. I am digitizing an old 1915 full page newspaper page filled with various roads and highways photographed in the Trenton area. The above photo somehow makes me wonder about the curve in the road you see as you journey down Pennington Road toward the Parkway Avenue intersection. There is no cure in the Google Earth map. However, the terrain has probably been changed over the years.
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Saturday, April 21, 2012
1915: ODD FELLOWS HOME
I get particularly exasperated when a non resident journalist reports on an event on "Greenwood or Logan Street," "Liberty Avenue," or some other error that points to a writer who is unfamiliar with the Trenton area. The above photos are laid before my visitors. I am digitizing an old 1915 full page newspaper page filled with various roads and highways photographed in the Trenton area. The above photo somehow makes me wonder about the curve in the road you see as you journey down Pennington Road toward the Parkway Avenue intersection. There is no cure in the Google Earth map. However, the terrain has probably been changed over the years.
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