Samantha Luft explained the William Trent House's nearly 300 year history. The William Trent House is the oldest house in Trenton. William Trent, a wealthy merchant from Philadelphia, built the ...

The 1719 William Trent House Museum will reopen to the public 2 p.m. Sunday, June 6, with a special welcome-back program, new exhibits, visitor center and a redesigned garden.

A recent visit to William Trent House produced mental and physical nausea. Throwing up in your mouth or mind offers disgusting taste and temperament. A loathing exists for Master Trent, his deplora… ...

The William Trent House was built c. 1719 by William Trent, a wealthy Philadelphia merchant who established his country seat at the Falls of the Delaware River, in what came to be known as ...

William Trent House Samantha Luft explained the William Trent House’s nearly 300 year history. The William Trent House is the oldest house in Tre… See all appearances ...

William Trent (birthed circa 1653-1724) owned slaves and that ferocious fact should cause fierce fury and a step away from Juneteenth celebrations on the premises of his former home, including an ...

Location 15 Market Street - Across from Hughes Justice Complex Trenton NJ 08611 ...

TRENTON — In 1719, William Trent's home overlooked the Delaware River and was surrounded by apple orchards, gardens and cherry trees. Today, Route 29 stands between the house and the river, but ...

The William Trent House sits on a walled-in patch of green in New Jersey’s capital. All around the 1719 domicile of the man after whom Trenton is named are the trappings of state bureaucracy ...

Although there’s no furniture inside, the William Trent House was officially opened on June 11 after being closed to the public for 16 months. Built between 1716 and 1719, the Georgian-style ...