1940: SOUTH WARREN ST. AND THE CURTIS BOWLING LANES

I'm sure Ralph Lucarella and other "vintage" visitors to this page will recognize the Curtis Bowling building on the left in this photo. I didn't realize they were located there and it was quite a surprise to me. How I would love to hop into that beautiful Oldsmobile in the foreground! It probably had less than 7,000 miles on the odometer! I would also add that I am completely disoriented. What is that tall building in the far distance?

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1922: SOUTH WARREN ST. LIKE PHOENIX, RISING FROM THE ASHES

The very poor offset photo from 1922 shows South Warren St. as it looked IN 1922 with the Hearnen organization on the 100 block in full view. I note that the area today is "where the action is," as numerous merchants have succeeded in revitalizing this historic area of Trenton. I certainly hope their valiant efforts are rewarded. Now if we could only get more of those thousands of state workers to patronize their establishments on a daily basis....