Manuscript Collections General List (As of 4 January 2021)

120 Academy Street, Trenton, N.J. 08608 609-392-7188 * www.trentonlib.org

Manuscript Collections General List (as of 4 January 2021)

Coll. 1 Young Women’s Christian Association of Trenton Finding Aid available [on website] – 19 boxes

Coll. 2 Trenton Million Man March Coalition Finding Aid available [on website] – 1 box

Coll. 3 New Jersey Zines Collection Brief description available [on website] – 2 boxes

Coll. 4 Business & Professional Women’s Club of Trenton Finding Aid available [on website] – 12 boxes

Coll. 5 Zonta Club of Trenton Finding Aid available [on website] – 2 boxes

Coll. 6 Sheet Music Collection Brief description and spreadsheet of titles [on website] – 2 boxes

Coll. 7 Trenton Symphony Orchestra Finding Aid available [on website] – 14 boxes

Coll. 8 John A. Roebling’s Sons Records Inventory of boxes, plus spreadsheet for Dept. 50 employee cards [on website] – 23 boxes

Coll. 9 Leisure Hour School Records Finding Aid available [on website] – 1 box

Coll. 10 Trenton [Teachers] Training School Alumnae Association Finding Aid available [on website] – 1 box

The following are grouped together in one box (11-13)

Coll. 11 Potteries of Trenton Society (2 folders) Newsletters (1999-2009, 2016; includes a spreadsheet index); “Porcelain Fixtures for Kitchen and Laundry” / “Bathrooms of Character” (n.d.); “Selected Tile & Terra Cotta Sites in Trenton” (2007)

Coll. 12 Camp Fire, Lenni Lenape Council (1 folder) Newsletters (1979-1984)

Coll. 13 Trenton Ecumenical Area Ministry (2 folders) Service programs (1966-1967); ephemera (1986, n.d.); newsletters (1978-1992)

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The following are grouped together in one box (14-23)

Coll. 14 Trade Cards Collection (1 folder) G.H. Allen Real Estate & Insurance [matchbook cover]; M. Tidd, Druggist & Pharmacist

Coll. 15 Greeting Cards Collection (1 folder) Idea Factory [Season’s Greetings]; Studio Associates [Season’s Greetings]; newsboy note card; Valentine with lace paper heart; Christmas in shape of oriental privacy screen with calendar (1975); kitchen shower

Coll. 16 Works Progress Administration (1 folder) Screen-printed cards (31) of scenes from Benjamin Franklin’s life

Coll. 17 Junior League of Trenton (4 folders) 3 folders – Revue programs (1926, 1928, 1930) 1 folder – Clippings

Coll. 18 State Street Square (1 folder) Promotional folder (n.d.)

Coll. 19 Woman’s Christian Temperance Union (1 folder) Fan (1898)

Coll. 20 Trenton Gas Light Company (1 folder) Minutes (1848-1872)

Coll. 21 Trenton Giants [Baseball Team] (1 folder) Program (1947); Linthurst booklet; picture

Coll. 22 George Antheil (1 folder) Published music

Coll. 23 Trenton Torch Club (2 folders) Programs & rosters (1957-1978. 2018); letters; by-laws (1958-1967); history of International Torch Club (2018); letters to Arthur Holland (1958, 1962, 1967) asking him to become member and give a talk

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The following are grouped together in one box (24-33)

Coll. 24 Trenton Film Society (1 folder) Programs (2012, 2015, 2017-2019)

Coll. 25 DeLaval Steam Turbine Company (3 folders) Event program (1912); annual report (1953, 1957, 1961); Products booklet (c.1945 – 2 copies); 50th Anniversary booklet (1951 – 2 copies); trade publications: Men Machines & Materials (1956), Double Reduction Speed Reducers (1951), Geared Marine Steam Turbines (1918), Centrifugal Blowers & Compressors (1951), Ten Years Progress in Water Works Pumps (1921), Velocity Stage Turbines (1926)

Coll. 26 Trenton Committee of 300 (2 folders) Stationery; program; production script & schedule; Unto This Day program (1955)

Coll. 27 Souvenir Booklets Collection (1 folder) Fischer. Trenton, N.J. Photo-Gravures, 1896

Coll. 28 Trenton Civic Opera Company (1 folder) Program (1991); brochure (1985)

Coll. 29 Grand Army of the Republic, Post No. 23 (1 folder) “On to Richmond!” (1881)

Coll. 30 Trenton Board of Trade (1 folder) “Industries and Advantages” (1889)

Coll. 31 Scott Mosovich (1 folder) Photographs; clippings

Coll. 32 Committee to Free the Trenton Six (1 folder) “Lynching Northern Style”

Coll. 33 Letter Carriers of Trenton (1 folder) Postal Guide (1896) [exlibris Edward A. Stokes] END box (24-33)

The following are grouped together in one box (34-50)

Coll. 34 Trenton Downtown Association (3 folders) Event notices; advertisement cards; restaurant guide (n.d.); Capital City Farmers Market (2016-2018); Patriots Week (2006, 2016-2018) [see also Coll. 128 NJ American Revolution Bicentennial Celebration Commission]; BSB Gallery (2019); Levitt Amp Concerts (2019); Creek to Canal; Ciclovia (2019) Oversized Box #2 (1 folder) - Posters: Capital City Market (n.d.); Patriots Week (2016- 2018); Levitt Amp Concerts (2017); Activate Trenton presents Joshua Adair (n.d.); BSB Gallery (2018)

Coll. 35 Moving Trenton Together Foundation (1 folder) Event notice

Coll. 36 Artworks Trenton (3 folders) Art All Night (2017-2018); Art All Day (2013, 2015-2020); exhibits & events (2013, 2019) Oversized Box #2 (1 folder) - Posters: Art All Night (2017); Art All Day (2016-2017)

Coll. 37 Castanea Dairy Company (1 folder) “Mother Goose Milk Rhymes” (1923)

Coll. 38 New Jersey State Federation of Sportsmen’s Clubs (1 folder) Name badge, Anton Karnaker (1940)

Coll. 39 Stokes Molded Products Division, ESB, Inc. (1 folder) Photographs of flood; membership certificate; engineer’s license (William Miller, 1959)

Coll. 40 Christmas Ephemera (1 folder) Favorite Christmas Carols from Firestone (1959)

Coll. 41 Law Students of Trenton (1 folder) Formation petition (c.1900-1910)

Coll. 42 Martin Mayer’s Orchestra (1 folder) Concert event notice

Coll. 43 Trenton Musical Protective Union (1 folder) Constitution/bylaws/directory (1888)

Coll. 44 Capital Philharmonic of New Jersey/New Jersey Capital Philharmonic Orchestra [see also Coll. 7 Trenton Symphony Orchestra] (2 folders) Programs (2013-2018); event notices; flyers

Coll. 45 Trenton Children’s Chorus (1 folder) Newsletter (2016)

Coll. 46 Trenton Quartet Club (1 folder) Membership roster (c.1910)

Coll. 47 Trenton Festival Orchestra (1 folder) Program (1964)

Coll. 48 “The Sport” [publication] (1 folder) Published monthly by Eggert & Carson (June 1936)

Coll. 49 Graphic Printing Advertising (1 folder) “Closed” signs

Coll. 50 Roebling Historical Society/Friends of Roebling (2 folders) “Roebling Record” newsletter (1989-1991); Diamond Jubilee News & Notes (1980)

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Coll. 51 Pork Roll Festival Oversized Box #2 (1 folder) Posters (2014-2018)

Coll. 52 Trenton Junior Chamber of Commerce [Jaycees] (1 box) Newsletters (1950-1965); Delaware Valley Cookbook (1959)

Coll. 53 Elizabeth Bettie B. Bradshaw Collection of NAACP Materials Finding Aid available [on website] – 1 box

Coll. 54 Labor Unions Collection Finding aid being written (Justin Wong) – 1 box

Coll. 55 Trenton Trust & Safe Deposit Company Finding Aid available [on website] – 8 folders See also Coll. 288 James Smyth Bank Receipts

Coll. 56 Trenton Shareholders (5 folders) Contains documents that serve as official tax returns and monetary reports to be used by government organizations for the purposes of taxation. Information pertains to shareholders, their residences, which banks they hold shares in, and the value of their shares. The folders are arranged by year (1903-1906, 1909).

Coll. 57 First National Bank of Trenton Finding Aid available [on website] – 5 folders See also Coll. 288 James Smyth Bank Receipts

Coll. 58 Trenton Banking Company Finding Aid available [on website] – 9 folders + 2 ledgers

The following are grouped together in one box (59-63)

Coll. 59 Banks and Banking Collection [temporary] Brief description available – 1 folder

Coll. 60 State Savings Bank of the City of Trenton (1 folder) Bank book, John McCormick in trust for Isabella Donnelly (1869-1872)

Coll. 61 First Mechanics National Bank [became First Trenton National] (4 folders) First Mechanics 1 folder - “Perpetuating ‘The Corner Historic’” (c.1930) [2 copies] 1 folder – Receipt, Estate of Joseph Stokes (1901); Vacation & Holiday Club (1920); Everyday Almanac (1923); safe deposit card (1930); invite for bank opening (1930) 1 folder – Corporation Tax Returns (1903-1909) First Trenton 1 folder – Receipt, Robert Woodruff (1873); Receipt ledger book (1954-1967)

Coll. 62 Hanover Trust Company (1 folder) Check ledger book [blank with some receipts] (1926-1927)

Coll. 63 Commerce Bank, Trenton Branch (1 folder) “The Commerce Story” (2003); images of bank building during opening; mural design reproduction (2003)

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The following are grouped together in one box (64-81)

Coll. 64 Wayne Avenue Baptist Church (1 folder) Service programs (2018-2019)

Coll. 65 Trenton Rock Flea Market (1 folder) Promotional material (2017-2019)

Coll. 66 The Trenton Project (1 folder) Adverts; programs (2018) Oversized Box #2 (1 folder) - Posters: “The 1960s” (2017-2018)

Coll. 67 Capital Singers of Trenton (1 folder) Programs (2014-2016)

Coll. 68 Top Ladies of Distinction, Trenton Chapter (1 folder) Annual luncheon programs (1980-1981)

Coll. 69 Fermi Federation (1 folder) Achievement Award dinner programs (1985-1986)

Coll. 70 College Sportsmen Club (1 folder) Anniversary program (1985)

Coll. 71 Belli Construction Company (1 folder) Business information brochure (c.1960)

Coll. 72 Trenton Arts Commission (1 folder) Blank letterhead

Coll. 73 Trenton Area Soup Kitchen, A-Team Artists of Trenton (1 folder) Poetry booklet (2011); “Climbing the Mountain” illustrated poems by Annabelle Rose (n.d.); “Creating Worlds” by Charles Smith (2015); brochure

Coll. 74 Albert Clayton (1 folder) Grocery bill prepared for Mr. E.H. Garcin (14 Dec. 1897)

Coll. 75 Trenton Chamber of Commerce (2 folders) “The Eye Opener” booklet (1915); history of Sales Managers Division (c.1937); Historic Trenton and Vicinity (1929); various brochures about the city; Celebration Chorus 250th Anniversary (1929);

Coll. 76 Neighborhood Councils of Trenton (1 folder) “Renaissance” newspaper (1968-1969)

Coll. 77 Socialist Labor Party of America (1 folder) Presidential candidates’ flyer (1936)

Coll. 78 Champale, Inc. (2 folders) Advertisement thermometer; labels; table tents; recipes; flyer (1983); adverts

Coll. 79 Trenton County Club (1 folder) Membership cards (1963, 1965); tennis schedule (1964); swimming patch; Trenton Oaklands patch

Coll. 80 Metropolis Brewery, Trenton Old Stock Beer (1 folder) Label

Coll. 81 John C. Bacso First Day Covers Collection (1 folder) Includes 3 first day covers mailed from Trenton in 1933 and sent to Bacso at 1034 Chambers Street. He was a member of the Trenton High School Philatelic Society (1933)

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Coll. 82 New Jersey Network (1 box) “Homeless Tails” bookmark; JerseyVision publication (1977); NJN Magazine 1983- 1985); press packet FOR “Our Vanishing Past”(2008)

The following are grouped together in one box (83-92)

Coll. 83 New Jersey Library Association (1 folder) Bookmarks; book awards brochure (2005); “Seeking a Balance: Patrons & Policies” edition, New Jersey Libraries (1992) [NJLA newsletters available in Serials Collection]

Coll. 84 Michael Albert (1 folder) Postcards, bookmarks, adverts See also Art Collection in Map Drawer #

Coll. 85 Trenton Football Club (1 folder) Ledger of meeting minutes (1887-1890) [first few pages have newspaper clippings of lace-making directions pasted in]

Coll. 86 Washington’s Crossing Civic Association (1 folder) Minutes book (1915)

Coll. 87 Base Camp Trenton (1 folder) Advertisement cards

Coll. 88 Saint John’s Baptist Church (1 folder) Service program (2018)

Coll. 89 Greater Trenton Council (2 folders) Annual reports (1958-1967); Central District Area Plan with commentary supplement (1958); Downtown Trenton: A Development Opportunity (1971)

Coll. 90 Elizabeth L. Dey (1 folder) Bookplate

Coll. 91 Charles Walker (1 folder) Calendar diary (1924)

Coll. 92 Dewitt Clinton Richmond (1 folder) Book of poetry, “Wild Flowers” (1851) To be processed (Hollie Bishop)

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The following are grouped together in one box (93-98)

Coll. 93 Samuel Craig Cowart (1854-1943) (3 folders) Cowart was born in Freehold, Monmouth County, and attended the Freehold Institute (1867-1873), Princeton University (1873-1876), and took up law with Judge William H. Vredenburg. He was admitted to the NJ Bar in 1879 and practiced law in Freehold.

Memorial programs of Roscoe Conkling, NY Senator (9 May 1888); James B. Beck, KY Senator (1890); Edward F. McDonald, NJ Representative (1893)

Coll. 94 [W.M. Lanning] (1 folder) Handwritten essay which might have been a speech: “The Separation of Church and State in its Relation to our Public Schools”. It is written on the back of stationery of W.M. Lanning, Counselor at Law, 5 West State Street

PHOTOGRAPHS Coll. 95 Crozer and Allen Family Photographs (1 folder) Identified photographs

Coll. 96 Council of Churches of Greater Trenton (1 folder) “The Councillor” newsletter (1962, 1970-1976)

Coll. 97 Mel Leipzig (1 folder) Exhibit opening card (2018)

Coll. 98 Frank Forrest Frederick (1 folder) The Wash Method of Handling Water-Color (1908)

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Coll. 99 Monty Lewis Finding aid available [on website] – 1 box

Coll. 100 Ellen Clementine Howarth (2 boxes) Finding aid available [on website]

Coll. 101 Business Advertising & Promotions Collection (6 folders) Brief description available [on website] Oversized Box #1 (1 folder) - Crecco’s Restaurant placemat Oversized Box #2 (1 folder) - Fred B. Utt (141 Perry St.) Wise Potato Chip calendar (1949); Your Pontiac Dealer, 2 placemat-type pictures, “The Bear Hunt” and “Indian Trails and Trailing”

Coll. 102 First Presbyterian Church of Trenton (1 box) Property timeline (1992); Christmas letter (2013); staff handbook (1999); directories (2000, 2002); re-visioning report (2000); Presbyterian women program (2003); essay by Marian McLeod (1976); pamphlet (2008); chronology/history; Word into the World (1977); anniversary programs (1987); Easter service (2009); certificate of membership, Catherine R. Verhaegen (1958); “The Presbyter” newsletter (1961-1969); information on Cemetery and lists of internments; rededication of Col. Rall grave (2017)

The following are grouped together in one box (103-121)

To be processed – Jack Bednar Coll. 103 Joseph LoBue One folder of material found in collection

Coll. 104 Polish Union of the United States of North America (1 folder) Trenton Convention book, partially written in Polish (1946)

Coll. 105 National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, Trenton Branch (1 folder) Membership dinner program (1967)

Coll. 106 Martin House Community for Justice Foundation (1 folder) “Doorway” newsletter (2002-2005)

Coll. 107 City Gardens (1 folder) Punk cards; sticker

Coll. 108 Kent Athletic Association (1 folder) Cloth patch (1962); Annual banquet program (1962)

Coll. 109 First Catholic Slovak Union, Branch 652 K.J. (1 folder) Jednota Annual Furdek (1969)

Coll. 110 DJ Ready Red [Collins A. Leysath] (1 folder) Memorial program (2018); see also T-Shirt Collection

Coll. 111 New Jersey Washington Bicentennial Committee (1 folder) George Washington Bicentennial Celebration program (1932) [2 copies]

Coll. 112 Washington Crossing Park (1 folder) Washington’s Debarkation (cover only); booklet (1931); Brief Itinerary of a Trip from Philadelphia (1926)

Coll. 113 Washington Crossing the Delaware Collection (1 folder) Includes items/images related to the crossing. Type B Tie Dye Studio business card; Christmas Eve in Trenton 1776 by Gill Robb Wilson [includes Pedrick etching] (1925)

Coll. 114 Finca Café (1 folder) Coffee Cup sleeve (2020)

Coll. 115 Hotel Sterling (1 folder) Christmas menu (1905); business card

Coll. 116 Hotel Windsor (1 folder) Menus [2] (24 Nov. 1892)

Coll. 117 Old Barracks (1 folder) Brief History booklet (1926)

Coll. 118 Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Trenton Alumnae Chapter (1 folder) “Jabberwock” program (1973)

Coll. 119 Owner’s Manuals Collection (1 folder) General Electric refrigerator/freezer (c.1950); Sears Roebuck & Co. Kenmore Automatic Washer (1964); Royal Typewriter (1955); General Electric Roll-Around Cleaner (c.1964); Walton Belt Vibrator (c.1960); Neva-Clog Products staple gun

Coll. 120 Physician Prescriptions (1 folder) Contains written prescriptions from several different doctors for different patients. It is unknown where these prescriptions were filled (1941)

Coll. 121 J. Osborne Hunt, Architect (1 folder) “Some Recent Work of” book (1923)

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The following are grouped together in one box (122-140)

Coll. 122 Art & Music Venues/Spaces (2 folders) Contains advertising cards for art shows at various venues in Trenton, including Trenton Social (Kate Graves, 2018); Trenton City Museum at Ellarslie (2019); James Kerney Campus Gallery (Jen Davis, 2018). Also items related to music venues, Mill Hill (2018)

Coll. 123 Jersey Fresh Jam (1 folder) Advertising cards (2017-2018)

Coll. 124 The Stacy-Trent Hotel (1 folder) Brochure (n.d.); New Year’s Eve menu (1928)

Coll. 125 Grace Cathedral Fellowship Ministries (1 folder) Service programs (2019)

Coll. 126 I Am Trenton (1 folder) Grant awards program (2019-2020) See also T-Shirt Collection

Coll. 127 Cadwalader Heights House and Garden Tour (1 folder) Guide (2019); Advert (2017, 2019)

Coll. 128 New Jersey American Revolution Bicentennial Celebration Commission (1 folder) Festival of the Ten Crucial Days (1976) See also Patriots Week, Coll. 34 Trenton Downtown Association

Coll. 129 Eddie Hatrack (1 folder) “Chip’s Boogie-Woogie” sheet music (1961)

Coll. 130 Hy-Speed Longhand Publishing Co. (1 folder) “Key to Hy-Speed Longhand” (1950); “Teaching Guide” by Sexton (c.1950)

Coll. 131 Hutchinson Industries (1 folder) Print-out of PowerPoint presentation “Hutchinson Industries Developing Story” (2010)

Coll. 132 Charles B. Headly Poetry Book (1 folder) Handwritten chapbook (dated 26 July 1836); J. Anderson, instructor; Fallsington Seminary Being processed (Hollie Bishop)

Coll. 133 Active Literary Union (1 folder) Silk ribbon/bookmark with “A Happy New Year” and names of members: Southward, Ulvich, Black, Miranda, Sutherland, Hanington, Vreeland, Herben, Miller, Killough, Brower (1885)

Coll. 134 Trenton Opera Association (1 folder) Programs (1941, 1942)

Coll. 135 Trenton Civic and Community Concert Association (1 folder) Programs (1940, n.d.)

Coll. 136 Stacy Park (1 folder) Program [held at Memorial Auditorium] (1939)

PHOTOGRAPHS Coll. 137 Chopin Piano and Organ, Inc. (1 folder) Unidentified color photographs (1989); Chopin Steinway Show (1985); clippings (n.d.)

Coll. 138 U.S. Constitution Sesquicentennial Celebration (1 folder) Program [Mercer County – Trenton] (1937)

Coll. 139 Paul Anderson (1 folder) “The Archive” Research Series (1983); “Paul Anderson: Photographs” Guides Series (1983)

Coll. 140 First Fruits LLC Publications (1 folder) “Impact Magazine” (2008)

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The following are grouped together in one box (141-146)

Coll. 141 St. Francis Medical Center (2 folders) Informational booklets (1960); Event/Fundraiser programs (1980, 1994); Material related to application for Certificate of Need (2007-2008)

Coll. 142 St. John’s Orphans’ Asylum (1 folder) Grand Raffle ticket (n.d.)

Coll. 143 Trenton Emergency Hospital (1 folder) Facsimile of certificate for medical care (n.d.)

Coll. 144 Henry J. Austin Health Center (1 folder) Annual report (1996-1997)

Coll. 145 Charles Private Hospital (1 folder) Paid receipt for 3 tonsilectomies (1934) [see also Coll. 245 N.J. State Hospital and Coll. 246 Magee

Coll. 146 EMPTY

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Coll. 147 William McKinley Memorial Hospital Finding Aid available [on website] – 1 box

Coll. 148 Trenton Municipal Colony [includes Children’s Hospital, Tuberculosis Hospital, Venereal Hospital, and Home for the Aged and Infirm] (1 box) Monthly reports (1912-1925); 1924 includes published annual report); Laboratory and X- ray reports (1925-1928); correspondence from Mayor Frederick Donnelly to Trenton Library Director Howard L. Hughes about donating books (1916, 1922)

Coll. 149 Mercer Hospital Finding Aid available [on website] – 1 box

Coll. 150 Saint Joseph’s School Oversized Box #2 (1 folder) - Diploma, Winifred Veronica Ford (20 June 1910)

Coll. 151 Illia Barger Oversized Box #2 (1 folder) - Signed print, “After the Crossing” (2016); unveiling advert for “The Declaration of Independence” (2006)

Coll. 152 Trenton People’s Bookfair Oversized Box #2 (1 folder) - Posters (6): Anti-Racism, Commitment to the City of Trenton, Horizontalism, Mutual Aid, Queer, Sustainability (2017)

Coll. 153 Trenton Club Oversized Box #2 (1 folder) - Honor Roll of members serving in the Armed Forces (c.WW2)

Coll. 154 Dave Orantes Oversized Box #2 (1 folder) - Print, Spray Can New Jersey, 4/15

Coll. 155 EMPTY Oversized Box #2 (1 folder)

Coll. 156 Poster Collection Oversized Box #2 (1 folder) - Tavern Night at the Old Barracks (2017): Passage Theatre, “Fixed” (2017), “Caged” (2018); Roebling Gallery Bruce Lindsay (2018); Six Oh Nine Project (n.d.); Annual Capital City Christmas Soiree (2016)

The following are grouped together in one box (157-174)

Coll. 157 Trenton Coffee House and Roaster (1 folder) Programs (2017); flyers (2018); Oversized Box #2 (1 folder) - Posters: Scott Weinrich concert; Go for the Gusto listening party (2018); business (2016)

Coll. 158 Original Trenton Coffeehouse (2 folders) Events flyers; clippings (1980-1981, 1983)

Coll. 159 Prospect Street Presbyterian Church (1 folder) Prospect Players programs (1930, 1939); 75th anniversary booklet (1950)

Coll. 160 Interfaith Organizing Committee (1 folder) Agendas (1987-1988); flyers

Coll. 161 The Moorish Sentinel (1 folder) Business card; newsletter (2017)

Coll. 162 Arthur Lutzow (1 folder) Play, “In Freedom We’ll Live” (n.d.)

Coll. 163 Ancient Arabic Order Nobles of the Mystic Shrine [Shriners] (1 folder) Pamphlet (1987); A Short History (1985)

Coll. 164 Knights Templar (1 folder) 75th Anniversary program (1935)

Coll. 165 Knights of Columbus, Trenton Council No. 355 (2 folders) Event programs (1923, 1976, 1984, 1991, 2006, 2009, 2010, 2012); Italian-American Hall of Fame program (1983); 50th Anniversary (1948)

Coll. 166 Catholic Publications (1 folder) “Atheistic Communism” by Pope Pius XI; “The Church & Socialism” by Hilaire Belloc (1934)

Coll. 167 City Invincibles (1 folder) The City Invincibles were an “old-time” torchlight marching club, founded in 1872. They held their 50th anniversary at the Stacy-Trent Hotel on 3 October 1922. Battery General Order No. 1 for event on 2 Oct. 1888; member roster notebook (1888) [Wm E Pedrick, 24 Delaware shows up in roster]; meeting announcement postcard mailed to President Edmund C. Hill, 12 Sept 1904; list of officers (1888) Oversized Box #1 (1 folder) – 50th Anniversary scrapbook (1922)

Coll. 168 White Tavern Luncheonette (1 folder) Certificates of License (1989); health certificate (1989)

Coll. 169 Trenton Bone Fertilizer Company (1 folder) Calendar booklet (1913)

Coll. 170 The Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company (1 folder) Advertising card, 124 S. Greene St. (c.1890)

Coll. 171 Papa’s Pizzeria Napoletana (1 folder) Cri-Cri Operetta in tre atti calendar (1931)

Coll. 172 Planned Parenthood Association of the Mercer Area (1 folder) Newsletters (1968, 1974, 1970-1972)

Coll. 173 Louis H. Linowitz & Company (2 folders + 2 artifacts) Certificates – 40 year membership (1988), 50 year membership (1998), B.S. diploma, University of Pennsylvania (1942); plastic door sign; metal building sign; desk name plate

Coll. 174 Rebecca Cain Album, 1897 (1 folder) A hand-written journal with illustrations, poetry, song lyrics – needs to be transcribed; scanned. This may not have been written by Rebecca Cain, but appears to be a memorial album to her: “Ye Belle of Trenton” Being processed (Hollie Bishop)

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The following are grouped together in one box (175-185)

Coll. 175 Mercer Street Friends (2 folders) “Centerline” newsletter (1975-1995); Friends Center Community Services booklet (c.1976)

Coll. 176 First Baptist Church (1 folder) Historical Discourse by D. Henry Miller (6 Oct. 1867)

Coll. 177 Saint Mary’s Cathedral (2 folders) Episcopal Ordination program (3 Nov. 1982); burial plot receipts, to Thomas Kerwick (1890, 1904)

Coll. 178 Limestone Baptist Church (1 folder) Mortgage Burning Ceremony program (22 Feb. 1987)

Coll. 179 African Methodist Episcopal Church (1 folder) Annual Anniversary program (9 Feb. 1986)

Coll. 180 Saint John’s/Sacred Heart School (1 folder) Homecoming Celebration program (24 May 1981)

Coll. 181 Church of God and Saints of Christ Tabernacle Number Six (1 folder) Mortgage burning program (26-27 Sept. 1981)

Coll. 182 New Jersey Sunday School Association (1 folder)

Annual Convention program (1912)

Coll. 183 Imani Community Church (1 folder) Service programs (1995); meeting agenda (1994); service (1994)

Coll. 184 Saint Joachim Church (2 folders) 75th anniversary (1976); 100th anniversary (2001)

St. Joachim’s School (1 folder) – 70th school anniversary (1980); “Half-Century of Dedication” publication (1960)

Coll. 185 Trinity Church (1 folder) Yearbook (1905)

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Coll. 186 American Legion, Trenton Post No. 93 (1 box) “The Communique” newsletters (1940-1984); membership list (1958-1959)

Coll. 187 Thiokel Chemical Division (1 folder) “The Thiokel Magazine” (1962-1974)

Coll. 188 USO-Trenton (1 folder) “Chatterbox” newsletter (1966-1969)

Coll. 189 Trenton Chapter, National Secretaries Association (1 box) “Trentonette” newsletter (1955-1975)

Coll. 190 Textbooks Collection (2 flat boxes) Bibliography available [on website]

Coll. 191 Frederick C. Costanzo Matchbook Collection (2 artifact boxes) 53 matchbooks; 83 matchbook covers

Coll. 192 Ashtray Collection (1 artifact box)

Coll. 193 Barney D. Lavine (1892-1976) World War I Scrapbook (1 flat box) A fragile scrapbook that was taken apart and placed page-by-page into a large photo album-type binder. A hardbound publication that reproduced much of the scrapbook was created by the family and is also included. The archivist removed the pages from the album and placed each page into its own numbered folder.

Coll. 194 Trenton Academy Contains Scrapbook #253 with documents, photographs, rules, clippings, letters, student rosters, transfer of shares. Probably compiled in the 1930s but contains ephemera as early as 1853. Also contains Records of the Proprietors, roll books, text books, and assorted

manuscripts. Finding Aid available [on website] – 1 document box & 1 flat box Coll. 195 Clayton L. Traver Contains Traver’s Book Store ledger (1941-1943), correspondence, etc. Finding Aid available [on website] – 1 document box & 1 flat box

Coll. 196 Mercer County Wheelmen (1 box) Two bound volumes of hand-drawn “Wind” newsletters (1892-1894); three volumes of printed “Wind” newsletters (1895-1899); loose hand-drawn “Wind” newsletter (Oct. 1893); Special Notice hand-bill for “The Cycling Event of 1895”

The following are grouped together in one box (197-203)

Coll. 197 Trenton Battle Monument Association (6 folders) Invitation for laying of cornerstone (1891); program for laying of cornerstone (1891); Ticket for dedication (1893); souvenir book (1893) [2 copies and 1 unbound with clipped ads from another copy]; flyer for official medal (1894); Commemorative coin (1926); reprint photos of building of monument (c.1893); special edition of Daily True American (19 Oct. 1893) [deteriorated – use microfilm]; colloquy between battle monument and sailors’/soldiers’ monument (1906); address for the laying of cornerstone (1891)

Coll. 198 Trenton Battle Monument (2 folders) Material about the monument created by various organizations: note card by Tom Malloy; brochures; N.J. Historic Sites; Alden T. Cottrell booklet (1947); Eakins Bronzes publication (1973). One folder of letters written to Mayor Arthur Holland from students at the Monument School asking for area to be made into park (1984)

Coll. 199 Battle of Trenton (1 folder) Material about the battles created by various organizations: “Washington in Trenton” (1932); N.J.’s 12 Scenic & Historic Tours (1959); Alden T. Cottrell booklet (1947); Kemble Widmer “The Christmas Campaign” (1975); Frederic Ray “Washington’s Crossing” (1984); 125th anniversary program of literary exercises (1901)

Coll. 200 Washington Monument (1 folder) 1-page schedule for fundraiser

Coll. 201 John A. Roebling Monument (2 folders) Program for unveiling (1908); newspaper special editions for unveiling, Trenton Times (30 June 1908), Daily True American (1 July 1908), Daily State Gazette (1 July 1908) [all deterioriated – use microfilm]

Coll. 202 New Jersey Monument Association (1 folder) Address of the Officers and Standing Committee (1859) [2 copies]

Coll. 203 Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Monument Association (1 folder) Dedication program (1909); dedication invitation (1909); impression of sea

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PHOTOGRAPHS Coll. 204 Trenton Council of Civic Associations Finding Aid available [on website] – 1 box

Coll. 205 State Street Historic House District Association Being processed (Jonah Clydesdale)

Coll. 206 Restaurants of Trenton Brief description available on website – 1 box Oversized Box #2 (1 folder)

The following are grouped together in one box (207-213)

Coll. 207 Free and Accepted Masons – Trenton Lodge No. 5 (1 folder) 125th Anniversary book (1912); 150th Anniversary book (1937) [2 copies]; 200th Anniversary book (1987); Southwick Night advert (1903); visitation program (1903)

Coll. 208 Free and Accepted Masons – Ashlar Lodge No. 76 (1 folder) 100th Anniversary book (1966)

Coll. 209 Knights of Labor – Stephen Assembly No. 3573 (1 folder) Minute book (1888-1895)

Coll. 210 American Legion - Department of New Jersey (1 folder) The Legion Annual (1924)

Coll. 211 Woman’s Loyal Moose Circle (1 folder) Invitation (1915)

Coll. 212 Ancient Accepted Scottish Rite of Freemasonry (2 folders) Mercer Lodge of Perfection 50th Anniversary book (1913) [2 copies]; Valley of Trenton newsletter (1979); Valley of Trenton dues letter (1910); Valley of Trenton membership certificate (1916) for Arlington Hayes Ledden [see also Coll. 213]; list of membership (1900)

Coll. 213 Ancient Arabic Order, Nobles of the Mystic Shrine – Crescent Temple (3 folders) History of the Crescent Temple book (1954) [2 copies]; Pacific Coast Tour booklet (1946); invitation to visit Philadelphia temple (1910); Shrine Circus booklet (1984); Crescent Club program (1945); Crescent Temple Motor Corps pamphlet (n.d.); Nobility Bond for Atlantic City (1927); annual meeting program (1940); membership certificate for Arlington H. Ledden (1916) [see also Coll. 212] Folder 3 contains programs that took place in the Crescent Theatre (1922-1925, 1929- 1931); tickets (1919, 1923)

[separate artifact box] round button with Illustrious Potentate Howard J. Dudley on ribbon with small cow bell; souvenir “badge” in shape of sword from 53rd Imperial Council Session held in Atlantic City (1927) See also fez: maroon felt with black tassel; embroidered logo with pin

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The following are grouped together in one box (214-218)

Coll. 214 Ancient Egyptian Arabic Order, Nobles of the Mystic Shrine – Khufu Court No. 118 (1 folder) Honoree’s Luncheon program (1987)

Coll. 215 Tall Cedars of Lebanon – Trenton Forest No. 4 (1 folder) Tall Cedar News (1943) See also fraternal hat: hand painted, 3-sided green felt with gold tassel

Coll. 216 Grand Lodge of Free and Accepted Masons [New Jersey] (2 folders) Also known as Mercer Lodge No. 50 – brochure 175th Anniversary (1961); pamphlets about freemasonry (n.d.); The Old Masonic Lodge Building and its Surroundings book (1914); lodge directory (1963); masonic memorial services for William McKinley (1901); financial statements of the Masonic Hall Association (1898-1899); visitation program of Grand Master to Trenton (1950); certification of appreciation from the Masonic Service Association (1945)

Coll. 217 Knights of Pythias – Hamilton Lodge No. 91 (1 folder) Invitation (1883)

Coll. 218 Lochiel Club (2 folders) Officers, Members, Constitution and Rules (1887); Visitors’ Register book (1885-1893)

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Coll. 219 Daughters of the American Revolution – General Washington Chapter Finding Aid available [on website] – 4 boxes

The following are grouped together in one box (220-223)

Coll. 220 Daughters of the American Revolution – General Mercer Chapter (1 folder) Calling card, Mrs. Welling Sickel; annual event program (1912)

Coll. 221 New Jersey Farm Equipment Dealers Association - Local Club #14 (1 folder) Ledger book of handwritten minutes from annual meetings (1931-1948)

Coll. 222 Friendship Council of Women’s Clubs (1 folder) Minutes (1952-1963)

Coll. 223 Franz Hill Papers Finding Aid available [on website] – 9 folders

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The following are grouped together in one box (224-236)

Coll. 224 Slovak Gymnastic Union Sokol Assembly #59 (1 folder) Membership list (1955)

Coll. 225 The Conjurers (1 folder) Program for “A Festival of Magic” (1936); Dinner program (1936) [2 copies]; Dinner program (1938)

Coll. 226 Garden Club of Trenton (1 folder) Programs (1931-1935, 1939-1940, 1951-1955); Program for Trenton Flower Show (1927)

Coll. 227 Italian-American Sportsmen’s Club (1 folder) Letter and ticket for banquet (1944); Dinner program (1982)

Coll. 228 Big Six Club (1 folder) Banquet menu (1885)

Coll. 229 Ichthyophagous [Fish-Eaters] Club (1 folder) Dinner menus (1885, 1887)

Coll. 230 The Catholic Institute (1 folder) There are several mentions of the organization joining the American Federation of Catholic Societies, which was formed in 1901 with Bishop James McFaul of Trenton being one of its organizers. Minute book (1909-1915)

Coll. 231 Chambersburg Republican Club (4 folders) Members lists (1954-1958) [lists state “Liquor License”]

Coll. 232 Knights of Columbus – Second New Jersey District (1 folder) Banquet program (1921)

Coll. 233 New Jersey State Conclave of the Order of DeMolay – Capital Chapter (1 folder) Annual meeting book (1939)

Coll. 234 Loyal Order of Moose – Trenton Lodge No. 164 (1 folder, 1 square box) 50th anniversary program (1960); letter from member Harry J. Podmore asking for information for a magazine article (1927), with envelope; rolls, names & addresses of members (1958-1959, 1959-1960)

Coll. 235 Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks – Trenton Lodge No. 105 (2 folders) Form letters to membership regarding various topics (1894-1896, 1898); receipt (1896); 93rd anniversary booklet (1981); address book (1958-1959)

Coll. 236 Improved Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks of the World – Sunlight Lodge No. 114 (1 folder) Letter asking for reviewing stand in front of City Hall (1926)

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The following are grouped together in one box (237-244)

Coll. 237 People’s Theatre (1 folder) Ladies’ Complimentary ticket (1890)

Coll. 238 Ten Eyck’s Orpheum (1 folder) Weekly program (25-30 Sept. 1922)

Coll. 239 Trent Theatre (2 folders) [see also Coll. 240 Taylor’s Opera House] Folder 1 - Programs (1912-c.1915); matinee card for Hobart’s “Experience” (1915); handbills; ticket; opening program for New Trent Theatre [poems handwritten in pencil in the back pages by unidentified person]; ad for Trenton Festival Chorus “The Messiah”; program for Al. G. Fields Greater Minstrels; photocopy of advert for “Singer’s Midgets” (1916); “Greetings of the Season” booklet (1915); letter to Frank Holz written on Trenton Theatre Building Co. letterhead (1916); invitation to opening by Trenton Theatre Building Company (1903); program for Harry Houdini (1912); “News of the Theatre” (1905); Folder 2 - Programs with Taylor’s Opera House (c.1915-c.1918); “News of the Theatre” (1905)

Coll. 240 Taylor’s Opera House [see also Coll. 239 Trent Theatre] Finding Aid available [on website] – 5 folders

Coll. 241 Passage Theatre Company (1 folder) Programs (2008-2012); season programs (2017-2018); “Roebling Steel” program (1992) Oversized Box #2 (1 folder) “Fixed” (2017) [missing Nov. 2020]

Coll. 242 R.K.O. Theatres (3 folders) Capitol – Programs (c.1930, 1934); front cover of Trenton Magazine, “RKO Theaters 75th Anniversary (July 1962) Lincoln - Programs (1930-1931, 1954); ticket (1936); advertisement (1961) Trent – Advertisement (1961)

Coll. 243 Reade Theatres (2 folders) Palace – Program (1922) Trent – Programs (1923, c.1925)

Coll. 244 The Playhouse – “Trenton’s Pioneer Little Theatre” (1 folder) Programs for comedies performed between 1942 and 1954, including Group Players Of Trenton (1942-1943 season), For Love Or Money (Oct. 1950), and Private Lives (April/May 1954, the theatre’s 31st season).

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Coll. 245 New Jersey State Hospital at Trenton Finding Aid available [on website] – 2 boxes See also Coll. 246 Dr. Harold Sinclair Magee Papers

Coll. 246 Dr. Harold Sinclair Magee Papers Finding Aid available [on website] – 1 box, wrapped scrapbooks [2] See also Coll. 245 New Jersey State Hospital at Trenton

Coll. 247 Mayors of Trenton Collection Finding Aid available [on website] – 2 boxes

Coll. 248 Governors of New Jersey Collection Finding Aid available [on website] – 1 box

The following are grouped together in one box (249-289)

Coll. 249 State Street Theatre (1 folder) Programs (1915); advertisement “Safest Theatre in the State” (n.d.)

Coll. 250 Hunt’s State Theater / State Theatre (1 folder) Note: these may be two separate entities Tickets (n.d.); article “Legitimate Shows for State Theatre” (n.d.)

Coll. 251 Strand Theatre (1 folder) Programs (1940, 1941, 1959)

Coll. 252 Lincoln Theatre (1 folder) Programs (1928-1929); ticket stub

Coll. 253 Grand Theatre “Home of Burlesque” (1 folder) Programs (1914, 1917, 1922); Hiawatha presented under the auspices of Trenton Festival Chorus and Contemporary Club (1915)

Coll. 254 Broad Street Theatre (1 folder) Note: Became R.K.O. Broad and closed in 1960. Currently owned by Catholic Youth Organization Program George Washington (1912); Alice in Wonderland and Through The Looking Glass (1929); brief summary of history (2009)

Coll. 255 Barlow’s Recital Hall (1 folder) Programs (1913)

Coll. 256 Naylor Studio of Music (1 folder) Programs (1915)

Coll. 257 Mr. & Mrs. Edward L. Chalif Dance Studio (1 folder) Program (1931)

Coll. 258 Players’ League of Trenton (1 folder) Program (1918)

Coll. 259 Wig and Cue (1 folder) Program (1934)

Coll. 260 Wyatt School of Singing (1 folder) Program, “Musicale in aid of the American Red Cross” (1914)

Coll. 261 Handel Mixed Quartette of Trenton/Philadelphia (1 folder) Photocopies of brochures (n.d.)

Coll. 262 Raymond Weiss (1 folder) Typed concert program (1934) with Raymond Weiss as accompaniest; pen and ink drawing by W. Kvestner and J. Steigler of “Prof Weiss at the Organ” (n.d.)

Coll. 263 Trenton Music Festival (1 folder) Program for contralto Madame Louise Homer (n.d.)

Coll. 264 Performances, Unidentified (1 folder) “A Manhattan Honeymoon” (1931); Thursday Morning Music Series at Contemporary Club Auditorium (n.d.)

Coll. 265 Trenton Players’ Club (1 folder) Program clipping for “The Spy of Gettysburg” (n.d.)

Coll. 266 Victory Theatre (1 folder) Matchbook cover

Coll. 267 Centre Theatre (1 folder) Program (1947)

Coll. 268 Theater To Go (1 folder) Program for “Roebling: The Story of the Brooklyn Bridge” (2014)

Coll. 269 Theatre in the Park (1 flat box) Began as Trenton Tercentenary Theatre in the Park in 1964. Programs (1964-1969); newsletter (1969); press release (1969); summer session flyer (1969); scrapbook with initials “G.E.G.” of photos and programs for “The Sound of Music” and “Cuttalossa” (1969) [SB277];

Coll. 270 Cadwalader Park Concerts (1 folder) Programs (1918-1919, 1921)

Coll. 271 Royal Arcanum – Capital City Council No. 392 (1 folder) Information booklet (1899); dues payment card (1900)

Coll. 272 Free and Accepted Masons – Fraternal Lodge No. 139 (1 folder) 40th anniversary program (1914); Chinese-American Masonic Fellowship Night program (1946)

Coll. 273 Free and Accepted Masons – Craftsman Lodge No. 202 (1 folder) Program (1960)

Coll. 274 Free and Accepted Masons – Gothic Lodge No. 270 (1 folder) Dues receipt (n.d.); application to Masonic Mutual Life Insurance Association (n.d.)

Coll. 275 Order of the Eastern Star, Victory Chapter No. 96 (1 folder) Program for Minstrel Show at Junior School No. 3 (1927)

Coll. 276 Independent Order of Odd Fellows – Right Worshipful Grand Lodge of New Jersey (1 folder) Minutes (1844-1845); Constitution and By-Laws of Roxbury Lodge No. 184 (printed by MacCrellish & Quigley of Trenton, 1899) belonging to William H. Thomas

Coll. 277 Independent Order of Odd Fellows – Fred D. Stuart Lodge No. 154 [separate artifact box] bill fold souvenir of 55th anniversary (1925) [missing December 2020]

Coll. 278 Independent Order of Odd Fellows (1 folder) “I.O.O.F. Advertiser” (1887); Centennial Celebration program for I.O.O.F. of Mercer County (1919); reception invitation (1884)

Coll. 279 Princes of the Caliphs, Moradabad Council No. 1 (1 folder) Program for commemorative of 133rd anniversary of the Battle of Trenton (1909)

Coll. 280 Unitarian Laymen’s League, Trenton Chapter (1 folder) Program for public address on The Principles of Liberal Religion (1922)

Coll. 281 Trenton Male Chorus (1 folder) First Annual Minstrel Jollification of The Trenton Male Chorus (1915); programs at the Crescent Theatre (1917, 1921)

Coll. 282 Trenton Teachers’ Club (1 folder) Programs at the Crescent Theatre (1918) [2 copies]

Coll. 283 Trenton Teachers Chorus (1 folder) Program at the Crescent Theatre (1921)

Coll. 284 Trenton Music Committee (1 folder) Program at Crescent Theatre (1929)

Coll. 285 Woodlawn Park (1 folder) Concert program (1923)

Coll. 286 Trenton Inter-State Fair (1 folder) Grand Stand ticket (1929)

Coll. 287 Edward H. Stokes (1 folder) Thank you from City of Charleston, S.C., to those who contributed to relief after an earthquake (1888); card with signature

Coll. 288 James Smyth Bank Receipts (1 folder) Real Estate Safe Deposit Trust & Investment Co. (1890-1892); First National Bank (1893-1894, 1898-1899); Trenton Trust and Safe Deposit Co. (1897)

Coll. 289 Stewart Association (1 folder) Eight annual dinner program (1892)

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Coll. 290 Delaware River Joint Toll Bridge Commission Finding Aid available [on website] – 2 boxes

Coll. 291 Elvin Bethea Oversized Box #1 (1 folder) – The Repository newspaper front page (2003); Akron Beacon Journal newspaper sports section (4 August 2003); The Repository newspaper Pro Football Hall of Fame special section (1 August 2003)

Coll. 292 Rider College Finding Aid available [on website] – 2 boxes

PHOTOGRAPHS Coll. 293 Knights of Pythias, Fortitude Lodge No. 160 Oversized Box #2 (1 folder) - Certificate of Appreciation from Jewish Community Center (n.d.); photographs of members in regalia

Coll. 294 Knights of Pythias, Olympic Lodge No. 33 [Bordentown] Oversized Box #4 (1 folder) - “Over the Top” Certificate, War Relief Fund (c.1918); Honor Roll (1918); Charter (1869)

PHOTOGRAPHS Coll. 295 Joseph Lenzer Oversized Box #4 (1 folder) – Photographs: unidentified group of men, Trenton High School football team (1920), Trenton High School basketball team (1920), Zeta Beta Tau [Jewish Social Fraternity] (1909); Trenton High School diploma (1921); Mercersburg Academy [PA] diploma (1923)

Coll. 296 Gary Saretzky Blues Musicians Photographs (1 oversized box) 27 matted color and black & white photographs; Paul Plumeri: The Bishop of the Blues, Photographs, 2005-2011 (2011)

Coll. 297 Broad Street National Bank (1887-1974) Finding aid being written (Paul/Kyle)

Coll. 298 Trenton Saving Fund Society Finding aid being written (Ned Kolpan)

The following are grouped together in one box (299-302)

Coll. 299 Trenton Thunder [Double A Baseball] (6 folders) Opening night against Binghamton Mets on May 9, 1994; Score Mets 5, Thunder 3; free tickets; 6900 attendance. Informational guide for multi-purpose stadium and park (1993), photographs of building of stadium; Detroit Tigers affiliate, Inaugural Season (1994) brochure, photographs, tickets, rosters, scorecard, yearbook; Boston Red Sox affiliate, Season 2 (1995) tickets, schedule, Times and Trentonian special sections, yearbook; Season 3 All-Star Game (1996) clippings, ticket, Trentonian special sections, program, U.S. Postal Service commemorative covers. Became Yankees affiliate in 2003; schedule (2008). Also includes bumpersticker, jacket patch, and folder of information about

baseball exhibit at Ellarslie (1995)

Coll. 300 “The Delineator” Magazine (1 folder) Published by Butterick. May 1902; June 1902

Coll. 301 Trenton Bookshop (1 folder) Book labels [2]

TO BE TRANSCRIBED Coll. 302 Virginia Higbee Journal, 1820 Originally scrapbook SB241

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The following are grouped together in one box (303-317)

Coll. 303 Trent Tile Company, Inc. (1 folder) Catalog (serial #2753) (n.d.)

Coll. 304 Henry Clay and Bock & Co. Cigar Factory (3 folders) Notebook of cigar bands; “The Story of La Corona” (1933) [3 copies]; “Preparing Havana Tobacco for La Corona Cigars” brochure; reprint of aerial photo of building; Grand Court Villas – brochure [2 copies]; open house postcard (1986); groundbreaking ceremony press release, invitation and program (1985) [2 copies]; floor-plans folders (1986); “Neighborhood Development News” (1985)

Coll. 305 Stoll Blank Book and Stationery Company (1 folder) Stoll’s Map of Trenton (1932)

Coll. 306 L.B. Prince and Company Publishers (1 folder) Green Book Street Dirctory (c.1930)

Coll. 307 Crescent Printing Company (1 folder) Morrisville Centennial (1904)

Coll. 308 Thomas Edison State College (1 folder) 36th annual commencement program (2008)

Coll. 309 Trenton Emergency Medical Service, Station 74 (1 folder) Brochure; Education & Training Guide

Coll. 310 American Legion, North Trenton Post 458 (1 folder) Dedication of the Garden (2008)

Coll. 311 Papa Carl’s Jam for Life Foundation, Inc. (1 folder)

Program (2008)

Coll. 312 Thomas J. Stryker (1 folder) Memorial program (1873)

Coll. 313 John S. Chambers (1 folder) Memorial program (1901)

Coll. 314 Steward & Large Business Institute (1 folder) “Graham’s Amanuensis Phonogaphy” [shorthand] textbook (1907)

Coll. 315 Trenton Printing Company (1 folder) “Suggestions for Trips in New Jersey” (1954)

Coll. 316 Lithuanian Political Club (1 folder) Ribbon (14 December 1903) [believed to be either a political club or a citizen’s club – the spelling is out-of-date]

Coll. 317 Friends of Saint George [Lithuanian] (1 folder) Ribbon (1 February 1915) [believed to be part of the St. George Society – the spelling is out-of-date]

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The following are grouped together in one box (318-333)

Coll. 318 Riverview Cemetery (1 folder) Folder of pamphlets, maps, booklets, postcards given out to visitors (c.2019)

Coll. 319 Trenton Kennel Club (1 folder) Program book, 66th All-Breed Dog Show & Annual Obedience Trial (7 May 1995)

Coll. 320 Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Zeta Iota Lambda Chapter (1 folder) Ticket and program for spring dance (1962)

Coll. 321 Blakely Laundry Company (1 folder) $1 off coupon

Coll. 322 R.H. Vansant Apothecary (1 folder) Advert cards [2 different] for Vansant’s Bouquet Cologne

Coll. 323 Sons of the Union, General James A. Garfield Camp No. 4 (1 folder) 50th annual banquet menu (1956) [with the General James A. Garfield Auxliary No. 18]

Coll. 324 Veterans of Foreign Wars, District 18 (1 folder) Dinner-dance ticket (1962)

Coll. 325 Provision Company (1 folder) Correspondence with Howard L. Hughes on letterhead (1941); “What is Taylor Pork Roll?” brochure; brochure; receipt for Joseph Lenz (1907); top of calendar (n.d.)

Coll. 326 Isles, Inc. (1 folder) Postcard (1991)

Coll. 327 Trenton Shooting Stars (1 folder) 3 ticket stubs at Sovereign Bank Arena (11 April 2001) with Ticketmaster envelope

Coll. 328 Westminster Choir College (1 folder) Catalogue (1963-1964); program for Beethoven’s “Symphony No. 9” along with schedule and vocal score (1984); letter regarding commencement and 55th Annual Commencement program (1984); graduate conducting recital program (1985)

Coll. 329 Franklyn B. Spiezle A.I.A. Architects (1 folder) Portfolio (c.1975)

Coll. 330 Neubeck & Tatler, Architects, P.A. (1 folder) Booklet (c.1975)

Coll. 331 Kramer, Hirsch & Carchidi, A.I.A. Architects (1 folder) Educational facilities booklet (c.1972)

Coll. 332 Horowitz & Wirth, A.I.A. Architects (1 folder) Booklet (c.1975)

Coll. 333 Clauss & Nolan, Architect (1 folder) Booklet (c.1975)

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Coll. 334 Whitfield B. Case / Trenton Box Lunch Company Finding aid being written (Jack Bednar) – 1 box

Coll. 335 Trenton Lions Finding aid being written (Laura Poll) – lots of boxes

Coll. 336 West End Neighborhood Association Finding aid being written (Jack Bednar) – 1 box

Coll. 337 Governor Edward Casper Stokes Finding aid being written (Laura Poll) – 1 box

Coll. 338 Hotel Hildebrecht

Coll. 339 George Hildebrecht

Coll. 340 The Trenton House (1 folder) Menu cover (1906); menus (1906); envelope; Room No. 1 key with fob

Coll. 341 Stacy-Trent Hotel (1 folder) Hotel Management magazine (1932); letter to Arthur Holland from manager (1955); liquor license (1934); opening invitation (1921); informational brochures; mounted clipping of Col. Chamberlain landing his plane at Stacy Park (1927); paper coaster; Class A Hotels – Points About Trenton booklet (1912); commission receipts from Central Transportation Co. to Elmer Dill for chartered coaches (1926-1927); handtowel

Coll. 342 Holiday Inn (1 folder) Informational brochure

Coll. XXX Park Island Canoeing Association (1 folder) Directory (1904); Annual meeting poster with member signatures (n.d.); Ribbon (1890) This collection also contains ribbons from various canoe clubs that met at the A.C.A. Camp in Jessup’s Neck, Long Island (1890); Program of Delaware River Canoeists (1889); Program of Park Island Canoeing Association (Trenton) (1904);

Coll. XXX South Ward Civic Association (2 folders) Two ledger books of handwritten minutes from monthly meetings (1971-1984)

Coll. XXX Trenton Politics and Politicians

Trenton High School Oversized Box #3 (1 folder) Diploma, Winifred Veronica Ford (23 June 1914); Leon Joseph Shanahan (25 June 1929)

Trenton Police Department Oversized Box #3 (1 folder) Posters: Bicentennial & Museum Committee