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. —Adopted by the Board of Trustees, March 1, 2004
The Trenton Historical Society is a New Jersey non-profit corporation with 501(c)3 tax-exempt status. A registered charity with the State of New Jersey, it is governed by a Board of Trustees elected by the membership at an annual organization meeting held in January. There are three standing committees (Artifacts, Education and Preservation) that carry out the work of the society. Five officers elected by the trustees administer the society and recently a part-time coordinator has been hired to assist in carrying out the society’s mission.
- 2002 Annual Report
- 2003 Annual Report
- 2004 Annual Report
- 2005 Annual Report
- 2006 Annual Report
- 2007 Annual Report
- 2009 Annual Report
- 2010 Annual Report
- Bylaws of the Trenton Historical Society
Board of Trustees (2019)
Elected by Members
- Omar Adams
- Randy Baum
- Karl Flesch
- Eileen Harcar
- David Hart
- John Hatch
- Sally Lane
- Jennifer Leynes
- Brian Murphy
- Jean Shaddow
- Damon Tvaryanas
- Algernon Ward, Jr.
- Elizabeth Yull
Officers
Elected by Trustees
- President – Randy Baum
- Vice President – Karl Flesch
- Secretary – Sally Lane
- Treasurer – Damon Tvaryanas
Coordinator
Selected by Trustees
- Sally Baxter
Committees
- Artifacts – Chair to be named
- Education – Chair to be named
- Preservation – John Hatch, Chair