On Saturday May 18th at 2 pm the 1719 William Trent House will host “Mahlon Stacy : Colonial Pioneer at the Falls of The Delaware” They describe the exhibit in the following manner.
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This illustrated lecture will explore what we know about Mahlon Stacy, one of the first European settlers in what is now Trenton. Learn about a Trenton artist’s portrayal of Trent’s purchase of Stacy’s lands, and the upcoming archaeological excavation at what may possibly be Mahlon Stacy’s 1680’s home. Members are free, non- members are $10. Light refreshments will be served.
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Also be sure to check out “The Trent House Through the Centuries: A Retrospective” on display through May 31st. This is an illustrated and photographic record of the the many changes that the house and the property have gone through.
This exhibit will give a visual record of how the property has looked over the centuries. Curated by Docent/Researcher Shawn Carney, the exhibit is located downstairs in Trent’s basement storeroom.
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The 1719 William Trent House museum is located at 15 Market Street. The museum is open Wednesday – Sunday from 12:30 pm – 4:00 pm.
For more information visit https://williamtrenthouse.org/