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THIS PANEL DEPICTS KNOX'S ARTILLERY PREPARING TO FIRE DOWN KING AND QUEEN STREETS DURING THE DECEMBER 26, 1776 BATTLE OF TRENTON. SEE ALSO-TRENTON BATTLE MONUMENT

THIS PANEL SHOWS THE SURRENDER OF THE HESSIANS TO THE AMERICAN ARMY. SEE ALSO-TRENTON BATTLE MONUMENT

THIS PANEL SHOWS THE CONTINENTAL ARMY DURING THE CHRISTMAS NIGHT CROSSING OF THE DELAWARE RIVERS. SEE ALSO-TRENTON BATTLE MONUMENT

SEE ALSO-THE TRENTON WAR MEMORIAL

THE WAR MEMORIAL WAS BUILT AS "A GREAT COMMUNITY CENTER" DEDICATED TO THE MEMORY OF THE SOLDIERS AND SAILORS FROM MERCER COUNTY WHO DIED FIGHTING WORLD WAR I.

THIS STATUE WHICH WAS CARVED IN ITALY, AND WAS FIRST EXHIBITED AT THE CENTENNIAL EXPOSITION WAS PURCHASED AND PRESENTED TO THE CITY BY THE MAYOR, THE COMMON COUNCIL AND OTHER OFFICIALS OF THE CITY OF TRENTON, OCTOBER 18TH 1892.

SEE ALSO-WASHINGTON ELM TREE MEMORIAL

A DOGWOOD TREE WAS PLANTED IN 1982 TO REPLACE THE 1932 WASHINGTON ELM. SEE ALSO-WASHINGTON ELM TREE MEMORIAL PLAQUE.

HE WAS COMMANDER OF A NEW JERSEY PATRIOT MILITIA UNIT AND A PRIVATEER SHIP DURING THE REVOLUTIONARY WAR.

THIS MONUMENT COMMEMORATES THE PIVOTAL JUNE 28, 1778 BATTLE OF MONMOUTH WHICH BEGAN NEAR THIS SITE.