Jersey Proud: 2 New Jersey men repaint State Police ‘Log Cabin’
Two men from New Jersey gave new life to an important building at the State Police Headquarters in West Trenton.
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Jun 3, 2021, 2:46 AM
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Updated 1,068 days ago
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272ds agoTwo men from New Jersey gave new life to an important building at the State Police Headquarters in West Trenton.
Maurice Samuels and Jay Esposito repainted the “Log Cabin.” It was built in 1934 and serves as a reception center for group tours.
