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Trenton is a community of 560 residents in central Hitchcock County. Pawnee and Sioux clashed near here in 1873. The Massacre Canyon Monument tells the story of the event. From Trenton, the monument and visitor center are three miles east. Trenton is known for Swanson Reservoir State Recreation Area just west of town at the intersection of highways 25 and 34.
For more information on Trenton in Hitchcock County visit hitchcockcounty.ne.gov.
The last large-scale battle between two Native American tribes in the United States occurred near Trenton in 1873 at Massacre Canyon. A hunting party of 350 Pawnee was tracking bison through ...
Swanson Reservoir State Recreation Area is an all-season destination for anglers. Trophy-size pike lurk among submerged willows along the dam, walleyes are large and numerous, as are white bass ...
Trenton Golf Course, a mile north of town on Highway 25, touts its nine-hole public course as the best sand greens in the state. There are no fees, but donations ...
