SEE THE BATTLES CHANGED THE COURSE OF THE REVOLUTION !
First Battle of Trenton
After the crossing of the Delaware River and marching to Trenton, the American rebel forces-exhausted, dressed in rags, ill from the cold and lack of sleep and decent food had accomplished the impossible by inflicting a crippling blow to the world's greatest British army. Follow the action from the symbolic first cannon shot fired at the Battle Monument to Mill Hill Park. No Admission.
Battle Route: N. Warren St. Battle Monument Park to Mill Hill Park
Second Battle of Trenton
E. State Street to N. Warren St. to Mill Hill Park
After a commemorative ceremony at First Presbyterian Church BattleRroute: Commences on East State Street to Mill Hill Park. No Admission.
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Battles of Trenton
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American Revolution,
Battle of Trenton,
black soldiers,
boatmen,
First Rhode Island Regiment,
George Washington,
Glover's Marblehead Regiment,
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