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2014 Ten Most Endangered

Horton Mansion

September 21, 2017 by

DESCRIPTION: The picturesque Horton Mansion is one of the best examples of Gothic Revival architecture in Sussex County. Built-in 1858-59 for John Horton, a harness and saddle manufacturer, the house sports a rock-faced limestone exterior, pointed-arch sandstone window, and door hoods, a ... » Learn More about Horton Mansion

Romer Shoal Light

September 21, 2017 by

UPDATE 06/2018: Romer Shoal Light announced that they began work with their partners to come up with a way to creatively access the available funding. In partnership with the New Jersey Historic Trust, they are looking forward to scoping out and sourcing our remediation project this summer. While ... » Learn More about Romer Shoal Light

Suydam House

September 21, 2017 by

DESCRIPTION: The Charles Suydam House, located on Hoe’s Lane West in Piscataway Township, was originally constructed circa 1740 and added to over the next century and a half so today it reflects the Greek Revival period of architecture with late-nineteenth-century architectural decorative features ... » Learn More about Suydam House

Trenton Savings Fund Society

September 21, 2017 by

DESCRIPTION: This striking, Beaux-Arts style, white-granite and steel building, was designed in 1901 by renowned bank architects Louis Moweray and Justin Affinger. The Trenton Savings Fund Society is a classic example of Beaux Arts architecture, with a symmetrical façade, grand arched entryway ... » Learn More about Trenton Savings Fund Society

Giordano Diner

September 21, 2017 by

UPDATE: The Giordano Diner has been relocated as a part of the Mill One project in Hamilton. More information on the relocation can be found here. DESCRIPTION: Located on US Route 1 in Lawrence, the former Giordano Diner is a rare surviving example of a Mountain View Company diner. Constructed ... » Learn More about Giordano Diner

Church of Saint Michael the Archangel

September 21, 2017 by

DESCRIPTION: Originally constructed between 1869 and 1875, the Romanesque Revival style Church of St. Michael the Archangel was the work of the prolific Irish immigrant ecclesiastical architect Patrick Charles Keely, and was, for some time, the largest Roman Catholic house of worship in Hudson ... » Learn More about Church of Saint Michael the Archangel

Maplewood Post Office

September 21, 2017 by

UPDATE: 02/2015: The Maplewood Post Office closed on February 12th, 2015 and moved its operations to a new location. This was done in favor of building a new mixed-use development. The building was demolished soon after its closure. Related Article: Saying Goodbye to a Maplewood Institution as ... » Learn More about Maplewood Post Office

Community of Fortescue

September 21, 2017 by

DESCRIPTION: Rural Fortescue, on the southern shore of Cumberland County, is the largest of five hamlets that comprise Downe Township. Fishing and recreational boating are the mainstays of this isolated community, which has only one road in and out of town and no sewer system. With limited ... » Learn More about Community of Fortescue

Asher Woolman Homestead

January 18, 2017 by

DESCRIPTION: Asher Woolman built this two-story, brick farmhouse in 1807. It replaced a 1754 dwelling, which Woolman marked by putting a date stone on this building commemorating the older house. The unadorned, Federal-style dwelling was built on land that had been in the Woolman family since the ... » Learn More about Asher Woolman Homestead

The New Jersey Palisades

January 18, 2017 by

DESCRIPTION: A line of steep basalt cliffs runs approximately 20 miles along the west side of the Hudson River from Jersey City to near Nyack, New York. Rising between 300 and 540 feet above the river’s edge, the Palisades are one of the most dramatic geological features in the region. In 1890s, ... » Learn More about The New Jersey Palisades

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