This is a close up extract from the original which I had posted some time ago. Great store front shots of our "five and dimes" with only the "CO." showing from Woolworth's.
Tom - F.W. Donnelly eventually moved to Lawrence on Route 1 and Texas Ave. in the same building with Hamilton Jewelers. I worked at Donnelly's while in college at Trenton State at Christmas time and for their sales in the summer. Some great memories of downtown Trenton in 1960 - 1964. Lakeside Girl
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Way up at the top right, William Warren Barbour, a Republican from Monmouth Beach, failed to win his re-election effort in 1936.
He recognized the plight of the European Jews, and worked to allow immigration of survivors of the Nazi Holocaust.
I can just see a little of the Donnelly store sign in the distance.
There were two Donnelly stores, one was R.A. and the other was .. I forget.
Ed Millerick
Ed. It was Frederick W. or FW Donnelly. he was a former Mayor of Trenton.
Regards
Mike
Tom - F.W. Donnelly eventually moved to Lawrence on Route 1 and Texas Ave. in the same building with Hamilton Jewelers. I worked at Donnelly's while in college at Trenton State at Christmas time and for their sales in the summer. Some great memories of downtown Trenton in 1960 - 1964.
Lakeside Girl
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