Trenton Street

The three story building on the left is now the bed and breakfast across from the old Rialto. Neat!

Trenton Street Parade, circa 1955

This very blurry image shows Trenton Street around 1955. The crowd seems to be waiting on a parade. Trenton Street was hopping around this time!

Antique Alley History

Great little history video showing the story behind several of the buildings and stores along Trenton Street in West Monroe, known as Antique Alley. https://youtu.be/L0QgbVydGbw

Trenton Street – Circa 1940

This is a great view of Trenton Street from the collection of the State Library: https://louisianadigitallibrary.org/islandora/object/state-lhp%3A3972 . To give you an idea of where this was taken, the cross street is Natchitoches. You can see the Hatchell building on the right.

West Monroe Meat Market

This business was in the 200 block of Trenton Street in West Monroe, and was owned by G.L. Mills.

West Monroe 4th of July Parade, 1904

This was identified, "First Prize in parade on Trenton Street, July 4th, 1904, Mrs. Louise Williams, Mrs. Silvia Cooley." In the background can be seen the G.B. Haynes building, which had been built four years earlier. It is now known as the Hatchell building.

R. P. Benson, Jr. Feed Sale and Livery Stable

On the back of this photocopy was written, "200 Block Trenton, West Monroe, LA".

West Monroe State Bank/Hatchells Building

The above photo is of the West Monroe State Bank building, which is now known as Hatchell's Building on Trenton Street in West Monroe. It was built around 1900 by G.B. Haynes. The building is now being remodeled as retail space and apartments.

Mitchell Cason Building

Will Mitchell, son of W.R., went into business with his father's bookkeeper Edgar Cason and started their own Hardware and Furniture business. The store was located on Trenton street in West Monroe. They were known for selling the Tennessee Wagon, which was the Mercedes of it's day! The building is still there and houses Walsworth … Continue reading Mitchell Cason Building →

Trenton and Natchitoches Streets circa 1900

This is a classic shot up Trenton Street. Most of these buildings are still there!