Trenton, NJ — March 19, 2025 Following the overwhelming success of last year’s community-driven logo contest, 120 East State is thrilled to announce its next creative initiative — the 120

Photo Credits: Steve Thomas, reenactor (http://livinghistoryco.com) portrays an NJ’s own Colonel Tye at RevNJ’s Tavern Talks held at 120 East State on December 29. Thanks to the DEP, Washington Crossing

Solve the Mystery of Early Black Trentonians Buried in the Churchyard. Perfect way to celebrate Black History Month by rediscovering critical Black history in Trenton.

Photo Credit: Steve Thomas, reenactor (http://livinghistoryco.com) portrays an NJ’s own Colonel Tye at RevNJ’s Tavern Talks held at 120 East State on December 29. Thanks to the DEP, Washington Crossing

17 projects in 10 counties receive funding, many focused on showcasing untold local stories (Camden, NJ) – The New Jersey Council for the Humanities (NJCH) has awarded 17 grants totaling

Join Us for Patriots Week Open House & Tours on December 28th Join us for an open house and tours at one of the key sites of the Battles of