Information Resources for the MGC Coalport Revitalization Project

Please contact the library to make an appointment to view the maps and atlases available in the Trentoniana Room of the Trenton Free Public Library.

The Trenton City Museum houses a collection of fine and decorative arts, and cultural and industrial artifacts, nearly all of which were manufactured in Trenton.

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Email or make an appointment to view their extensive collection of maps, land surveys, and other cartographic materials of New Jersey.

The Division of Planning aims to promote sustainable communities, strategic growth, transit-oriented development, and comprehensive, consensus-based planning for our City, as well as establishing policies and zoning regulations applicable citywide for assurance of orderly and coordinated development.

The Department of Housing and Economic Development manages the planning and development activities of the City government and offers a variety of programs and services, ranging from developing affordable housing to recruiting businesses.

The New Jersey Resources page of the NJ State Library includes links to newspapers, maps, county and city information, as well as digital and Jerseyana collections.

The Trenton Historical Society’s mission is the study and interpretation of Trenton’s history, preservation of its historic buildings and artifacts, and dissemination of information about New Jersey’s capital city and its illustrious past.

The New Jersey State Museum collects, preserves and interprets objects that document the lives of people who lived in New Jersey from the 17th century to the present.

Trenton250 is a project of Trenton’s Division of Planning to develop Trenton into "A Premier Economic and Cultural Center Built on Arts, Industry, and Education"

New Jersey Historic Trust grant to restore the Mercer Cemetery

Located in the larger Coalport area.

Also has an office in Trenton