The Trenton Historical Society conducted a fundraiser: "Stephanie Plum's Trenton by the Numbers" and Jane and I and roughly 100 other people participated.

Buses took us to visit some of Stephanie's hang outs and we saw some of her friends and associates!

	The tour started at the Masonic Temple on Barrack Street.		Participants registered and had a continental breakfast in the Masonic Temple before the tour started.
	Most of the tour guides wore plum colored shirts.		Our first stop was a bail bonds place.
	Serious business.		Vinnie and Connie started going at it.
	Still going at it. Something about a duck!		Stephanie gets lots of clues at funeral parlors.
	Cathie "D" (Mercer County Clerk), Chiacchio (funeral director), and one of the historical society members.		Actually, it's Grandma Mazur whose social life centers on funerals!
	Grandma, Vinnie, and Connie discuss the deceased.		Being laid to rest is a very famous but very short person.
	The Plum residence in the Burg. There's Vinnie. He told me that Stephanie was caught for B&E last night and he was letting her cool her heels for a few hours before posting bail.		As usual, Papa Plum tries to ignore what's going on by reading the paper.
	Whenever there are guests in the Burg, a cake is served. Here, Mama Plum serves pineapple upsidedown cake. Yummy!		There are many fine Italian restaurants in the Burg.
	We had lunch at Marsilio's in the Burg.		Jane and others enjoying lunch.
	Lula showed up at lunch. Here she is with Connie and Grandma.		Vinnie and Bobbie V. (our host for lunch, thanks!).
	Where Stephanie gets her hair done?		Seems to be a long wait for a perm!
	Stephanie! I guess Vinnie finally posted bail.		Morelli!
	Of course, we all know Stephanie thinks Joe has a nice ass!		Does Stephanie have some doughnuts from the Italian Peoples Bakery in that bag? Those jeans will be getting tighter.
	Is Joe trying to make Stephanie jealous with Jane?		Saint Joachim's Church, one of the many catholic churches in the Burg.
	Lt. Joe Juniak of the Trenton Police Department explains that life is funnier than fiction!		Ranger cruised by while we were at the police station.
	Janet Evanovich donated two horses to the Trenton Police Department. This one is named Morelli.		And this horse is named Ranger.
	Joe Juniak in the lobby of the police station where the "skips" are brought by the bounty hunters.		The roll call room at the police station.
	The courtroom - where bail is set - at the police station (sorry about the microphone in front of the judge).