The Trent House, in partnership with Dr. Carter G. Woodson chapter of the Association for the Study of African American Life and history presents a Juneteenth program in African Ancestry!
On Sunday, October 15th, the Trent House will host its second annual Community Conversation on Democracy - "Sharing Authentic History - Informing Today, Shaping Tomorrow."
The Trent House Association is preparing a set of collectible cards commemorating individuals who lived in Trenton during the Revolutionary War.
The full set of cards will tell the stories of renowned heroes and everyday citizens in revolutionary Trenton - African and European, enslaved and free, women and men, Loyalist and Patriot, elite and working class – revealing the diversity and complexity of civilian life during the War.
Hogmanay is the traditional celebration of the new year in Scotland and the William Trent House Museum commemorates Trent’s Scottish heritage with a Hogmanay program during Trenton’s Patriots Week.
The Trent House Association presents the fourth annual re-enactment of the days in late August/early September 1781 when thousands of soldiers and support personnel camped in and around Trenton.
On Saturday, December 14, 2024, the Trent House will host a reception to officially reopen the museum.
The Trent House will present a pre-recorded program by the Practitioners of Musick with live introduction and commentary by Mr. Burkhalter.
The Trent House will present its second annual reading from one of Frederick Douglass’ most famous speeches.
This free family-friendly event includes activities for school-age children including a "scavenger hunt" with prizes,as well as talks by historians.
This presentation by Angela Austin describes how child labor factored into British imperial expansion and how the Trent family’s involvement in these activities shaped their legacy.
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