Comments - Jan 2026

 Trenton Jewish Historical Society

 

 

499 members

 

 

KKenneth Deitz Family Names

Thu, Jan 1, 3:45 PM (3 days ago)

 

Deitz

Bulitsky 

Levinson 

Felton 

Pincus

Caster

Schlossberg

Kraut

Rosenthal 


 

Matt Sadov

My Dad took me to many Giants games.

 

 

 

Scouts

 


 

 

 

 

 

Jonathan Weber

That's my Uncle, Harry Ginsberg, ז"ל, is shown all the way on the right. He was such a fantastic guy!

Linda Warren

Oh my goodness. That is my husband, Ronald Warren, third from the left. He became an Eagle Scout!

Let's welcome our new members!

David N Sharlin,

Nika Tsiklauri

Bruce K Kreeley,

Bobby TwoRails,

Slm Goldberg,

Matthew Friedman

 






Robert Olinsky

Opposite the corner of New Street was 63 Union Street stood a hardware store that my grandparents ran and raised a family of three. It was built in 1897 and was destroyed when when the area was developed for State building. My grandmother was 90 years old and walked to the Greenwood House for her final 3 years. She had a fear of autos

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


 

 

renton Memory Lane  ·

Barry G. Schenck

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January 16 at 2:15 PM

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Carol Robbins Elementary School...me front second from right... anyone else?

Jacquelyn Papp

I went to Carroll Robbins. I had Miss Rhodes in kindergarden in 1952

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Bev Mcpeak

I went there also.probably in 1958

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Lisa A Glock

Subbed in that school 1997. Loved it

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Joann Amodio Frascella

2nd row from bottom 2nd from right , is that Loretta Frascella ?

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Cathy Chell

 

 

Carol Robbins on Tyler St if that's one I went there 1st second third and fourth. I remember Miss Raganzzo. Only one teacher. I know the spelling is incorrect

Iris Goldware

I went there from first grade thru six had the first graduation for six graders1970 or 71

 

Barry G. Schenck

Pic probably from around 1953 or so....

Alexandra Varadi

What year is this pic? I think I see me!

Barbara Rigg

So cute.

Al Frascella

That's definitely my cousin Loretta. That picture has to be from 1950. She was 2 years ahead of me

Chip Powell

I went to Trinity Cathedral on West State Street back in the 70s. Mrs. Sweetman was my treacher.

Al Frascella

I also went there and had ms Rhodes in 1952

Tina Doolittle

Cindy Bugbee Minor

We went to Antheil in Trenton. 1962

Marie Stine

I went there. I was born in 1955

Daniel Clark

I’m not it this picture, but I went there ??

Nevel-Nibby Jones

I went there. Kindergarten 1960 am class

Bruce Belovin

I started kindergarten there in 1949

Richard Jankiewicz

 

 

 

 

 

Albert M. Stark, Esq.   Arthur L. Finkle, RJE

 

 

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