This week in Trenton
About Trenton
Trenton began as a railroad town: when the Burlington line pushed west in 1885 the depot went up on flatter ground a quarter mile from the older trail-era settlement, and by the next January about 160 people had arrived. After three county elections, and a famously hot-tempered night in October 1893 when Trenton men carried the county records home from Culbertson, it became the Hitchcock County seat. The 1935 'butte to butte' flood and the 1949 dam that created Swanson Reservoir reshaped the town, and the new lake now draws boaters and anglers. Locals point to the 1921 Weyl Service Station, now part of the Hitchcock County Museum, the library in a 1906 building, and Massacre Canyon just east of town. Roughly 500 residents cheer on the Falcons and gather at the TCDC Community Building.
Along D St
- Island Thyme Massage & Organic Body Care · 108 E D St
- Beauty Marks Salon · 227 E D St
- Prairie Ink · 227 E D St
- Hitchcock County courthouse · 229 E D St
- Hitchcock County Sheriff · 229 E D St
- State of Nebraska · 229 E D St
- Nebraska Extension SW 3 Counties · 229 E D St
- Sensenig Speed Shop · 515 W D St
- Trenton Medical Clinic · 406 E 1st St
- Trenton Village Library · 401 E 1st St
- Hitchcock County Museum · 313 E 1st St
- Frank's · 418 Main St
- Southwest Windmill & Pump · 301 E 1st St
- Trenton Public Library · 406 Main St
- United States Postal Service · 401 Main St
- Educational Service Unit 15 · 344 Main St
- Community First Bank · 339 Main St
- Cenex · 102 West G St, Trenton, NE 69044
- Trenton Village of Swimming Pool · 402 E E St
- Buzz Express · 216 Main St