Most people have never heard of Martha Garretson Place, but the former East Millstone resident earned some degree of infamy in her day.
Read More »New Windows For Rutgers Prep, Roof Repairs For Stage House Among Historic Preservation Approvals
The replacement of 49 windows at Rutgers Preparatory School and roof repairs for the Stage House Tavern were among the approvals granted Sept. 2 by the Historic Preservation Advisory Commission. Peter Richardson, Rutgers Prep’s director of operations, told the commission that more than four dozen windows needed to be replaced.
Read More »Art Show, Tours On Tap At Historic Homes
The third annual “Follow the Middlebush Roads” historic house tours will also include an art show this year. The event is set for 1-5 p.m. Sept. 14 at the three homes: the Hageman House at 209 South Middlebush Rd., the Wyckoff-Garretson Museum at 215 South Middlebush and the Van Liew-Suydam House at 280 South Middlebush.
Read More »Historians, Politicians, Public Celebrate Opening Of Griggstown Bridgetender’s House
The culmination of a 13-year effort to protect the historic and scenic Millstone Valley area from development was celebrated April 19 with the opening of the restored Griggstown Bridgetender’s House and Muletenders’ Barracks. The house, which was once home to the Griggstown causeway bridgetender and his family when mule barges plied the Delaware River canal, will serve as the visitor’s …
Read More »Busy Night For Historic Preservation Advisory Commission
The township’s watchdog of historic sites gave its stamp of approval to a handful of proposals at its April 1 meeting. In addition to granting certificates of appropriateness for new facade plans for the former Unclaimed Freight building on Easton Avenue, commissioners did likewise for the construction of new homes on Williams Street and Neuville Drive, the replacement of a …
Read More »
The Franklin Reporter & Advocate Eight Villages, One Community