120 East State

06/12/2026

Tomorrow!

06/12/2026

Help us make sure everything goes! All donations benefit 120 East State.

06/11/2026

Take advantage of the opportunity before Saturday's sale! Call for an appointment.

06/11/2026

Help us get our space ready for visitors this summer! Any items remaining from the Food Service Supply For A Cause sale will be available here. Donations benefit 120 East State!

06/10/2026

Make an appointment today - all items must go!

06/09/2026

Contact us to stop by. All items must go!

06/09/2026

TODAY - first come, first served!

06/08/2026

This was Friday. The mural image starts tonight!

06/08/2026

We are grateful to the Historic Trust for this latest award!

The First Presbyterian Church, built in 1727 as Trenton's first dedicated house of worship, was occupied by Hessian troops during the Revolutionary War, with Colonel Johann Rahl and other Hessian soldiers reportedly buried in the cemetery. The original building was replaced in 1806 due to its ruinous condition, and then again in 1839 with a larger structure designed by Hotchkiss & Thompson and built over the existing cemetery, with signatories including President Martin Van Buren, New Jersey Governor William Pennington, and Trenton Mayor Charles Burroughs. The cemetery contains graves of important political, economic, and civic leaders from the early years of the nation and features mortuary art spanning the 18th and 19th centuries; the property has become a tourism destination and is designated as one of 150 Revolutionary War sites in New Jersey in preparation for the 250th Anniversary of the American Revolution in 2026.

A Discover NJ History License Plate grant was awarded to 120 East State to support website updates and enhancements, development and implementation of a digital outreach strategy, purchase of a literature display rack, and a banner promoting participation in the W3R route.

06/06/2026

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