This intriguingly fascinating photo taken at the intersection of Hamilton and South Clinton Avenue looking east (1904) will challenge those ...

This splendid view of SouthWwarren Street bring back many warm memories. Note that Capitol Motors is also on the immediate right in the ph...

How I love these vintage R.C. Maxwell photos that bring our Trenton past so beautifully into view! Here's an enlarged zoomed in photo...

These incredible R.C. Maxwell - Duke University Library photos allow for clarity which I find particularly fascinating. Here's a clos...

The graphic above is the title page of my on screen presentation which features the incredibly historic and equally incredible exquisit...

  Here's another nice enhanced view of downtown Trenton, 1936.Note the cars parked on the street! A real "no no" when I was...

This is a closeup view of the city of Trenton that was taken long before most of today's generation were alive. I was particularly in...

Here's "Closeup" and touched up R.C. Maxwell photo of the J.B. Wilson Store at the corner of State and Broad Street back wh...

This exquisite  R.C. Maxwell-Duke University Library photo taken from the area of Trenton's City Hall has remarkable detail. I have b...

This pristine view of the intersection of Liberty Street and Chestnut Avenue at Lalor Street is a familiar scene to those who traveled th...

I'm sure Ralph Lucarella and other "vintage" visitors to this page will recognize the Curtis Bowling building on the left in...

Like my friend "RayfromVillaPark," I love these downtown scenes of Trenton and especially the old cars as they existed back in ...

In this photo, you are on your way into downtown Trenton. The John A. Roebling main office building is behind you on the right side of th...

What a gorgeous photo! To the far left is "Levin's" Department Store. Many North Trenton residents will find this to be a v...

Correct me if I'm wrong, but didn't the corner building also house  "State Sales," an office equipment outlet? How ...

How that area has changed! I recently found myself detoured from Hamilton Avenue due to a very large traffic jam at the Arena on Hamil...

It is very difficult to envision the city of Trenton as it was back in the 1920's and 1930's. Indeed, the dramatic changes in the...

Some of these R.C. Maxwell posts may be seen in former posts. For copyright reasons, I am including the source of the photograph along wi...

THANKS TO BILL KLEK FOR THE MAP SHOWING THE LOCATION OF TONY'S PLACE, AND ALSO TO SJBILL WHOSE EMAIL WAS SENT ALMOST THE SAM...

I will never forget the thrill of a trip "downtown" from our rural Hamilton home. Catch the L-Liberty Street bus at Cedar Lane ...