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RECORDS by CO/MUNIC NJ DEP - Historic Preservation Office Page 1 of 5 New Jersey and National Registers of Historic Places Last Update: 2/25/2004 East Creek Mill (ID#991) Cape May County East Creek Pond Road (County Route 670) DOE: 12/2/1981 SHPO Opinion: 8/20/1981 Avalon Borough Eldora Historic District (ID#3044) Avalon Lifesaving Station (ID#986) NJ Route 47, Lehner Road and Paper Mill Road 76 West 15th Street SHPO Opinion: 7/3/1996 NR: 3/2/1979 (NR Reference #: 79001480) SR: 12/28/1978 Joseph Falkenburge House (ID#992) 922 Delsea Drive Cape May City NR: 10/3/1994 (NR Reference #: 94001153) Cape May Historic District (NHL, ID#3042) SR: 8/8/1994 NR: 12/29/1970 (NR Reference #: 70000383) Garden State Parkway Historic District (ID#3874) SR: 12/10/1970 Entire Garden State Parkway Right-of-Way (National Historic Landmark [Cape May City only]; the National SHPO Opinion: 10/12/2001 Register historic district includes part of West Cape May See Main Entry / Filed Location: Borough) Cape May County, Lower Township Also located in: Cape May County, West Cape May Borough 189 Head of the River Road (ID#993) 189 Head of the River Road Franklin Street School (ID#2789) SHPO Opinion: 12/1/1993 Franklin Street, between Washington and Lafayette streets COE: 11/21/1995 James J. Ludlam House (ID#4076) 913 NJ Route 47 Hornbeam (WLB 394) (ID#150) SHPO Opinion: 7/18/2001 SHPO Opinion: 3/17/1999 Henry Ludlam House (ID#994) Cape May Point Borough 1336 NJ Route 47 Brandywine Shoal Light House (ID#988) NR: 8/12/1993 (NR Reference #: 93000826) 7 miles west of Cape May Point SR: 7/7/1993 SHPO Opinion: 4/13/1984 South Dennisville Historic District (ID#3813) St. Peter's-by-the-Sea Episcopal Church (ID#2804) NJ Route 47 Ocean Avenue and Lake Drive SHPO Opinion: 7/18/2001 NR: 8/3/1995 (NR Reference #: 95000978) William S. Townsend House (ID#996) SR: 6/15/1995 96 Delsea Drive NR: 4/5/1984 (NR Reference #: 84002618) Dennis Township SR: 3/1/1984 R. W. Bennett/Dr. C. Brook Worth House (ID#3043) NJ Route 47 (Eldora Nature Preserve) Lower Township SHPO Opinion: 5/9/1997 2710 Bayshore Road (ID#997) Calvary Baptist Church (ID#989) 2710 Bayshore Road Corner of Seaville Road and US Route 9 SHPO Opinion: 10/7/1994 NR: 11/25/1980 (NR Reference #: 80002477) Cape May Lighthouse (ID#998) SR: 8/15/1980 Cape May Point Dennisville Historic District (ID#990) NR: 11/12/1973 (NR Reference #: 73001090) Gatzmer and Hall avenues; Academy, Church, Fidler and Petersburg SR: 6/15/1973 roads; Main Street; NJ Route 147 Cold Spring Presbyterian Church (ID#999) NR: 11/24/1987 (NR Reference #: 87000848) 780 Seashore Road SR: 4/14/1987 NR: 6/14/1991 (NR Reference #: 91000785) Dennis Creek Landing Archaeological Historic District (28-Cm-53) SR: 5/1/1991 (ID#3819) Cold Spring Historic District (ID#3045) SHPO Opinion: 7/18/2001 734-909 Seashore Road (US Route 9) SHPO Opinion: 3/7/1997 NJ DEP - Historic Preservation Office Page 2 of 5 New Jersey and National Registers of Historic Places Last Update: 2/25/2004 Cold Spring Grange Hall (ID#89) Garden State Parkway Historic District (ID#3874) 720 Seashore Road (US Route 9) Entire Garden State Parkway Right-of-Way NR: 3/30/1998 (NR Reference #: 98000234) SHPO Opinion: 10/12/2001 SR: 1/15/1998 Also located in: (Historic Cold Spring Village) Atlantic County, Egg Harbor Township Atlantic County, Galloway Township Cold Spring Village Junction Control Tower (Woodbine Junction Control Tower) (ID#3046) Atlantic County, Port Republic City Seashore Road (US Route 9) Atlantic County, Somers Point City SHPO Opinion: 3/21/1997 Bergen County, Elmwood Park Borough Bergen County, Hillsdale Borough Cold Spring Village Railroad Station (Rio Grande Railroad Station) Bergen County, Montvale Borough (ID#3047) Bergen County, Paramus Borough Seashore Road (US Route 9) SHPO Opinion: 3/21/1997 Bergen County, Rochelle Park Township Bergen County, Saddle Brook Township Douglas House (ID#3048) Bergen County, Washington Township Town Bank Road Bergen County, Woodcliff Lake Borough SHPO Opinion: 7/7/1989 Burlington County, Bass River Township Fire Control Tower No. 23 (ID#4169) Cape May County, Dennis Township Sunset Boulevard Cape May County, Middle Township NR: 11/17/2003 (NR Reference #: 03000655) Cape May County, Upper Township SR: 5/29/2003 Essex County, Bloomfield Township Essex County, East Orange City Fishing Creek Schoolhouse (ID#1000) Essex County, Irvington Township 2102 Bayshore Road Essex County, Newark City NR: 3/6/1980 (NR Reference #: 80002478) Essex County, Nutley Township SR: 10/9/1979 Middlesex County, Old Bridge Township Captain Salathiel Foster House (ID#1001) Middlesex County, Sayreville Borough 1649 Bayshore Road Middlesex County, Woodbridge Township SHPO Opinion: 11/1/1993 Monmouth County, Aberdeen Township Monmouth County, Eatontown Borough Monmouth County, Hazlet Township Monmouth County, Holmdel Township Monmouth County, Keyport Borough Monmouth County, Matawan Borough Monmouth County, Middletown Township Monmouth County, Neptune Township Monmouth County, Tinton Falls Borough Monmouth County, Wall Township Ocean County, Barnegat Township Ocean County, Beachwood Borough Ocean County, Berkeley Township Ocean County, Brick Township Ocean County, Dover Township Ocean County, Eagleswood Township Ocean County, Lacey Township Ocean County, Lakewood Township Ocean County, Little Egg Harbor Township Ocean County, Ocean Township Ocean County, South Toms River Borough Ocean County, Stafford Township Passaic County, Clifton City Union County, Clark Township Union County, Cranford Township Union County, Hillside Township Union County, Kenilworth Borough NJ DEP - Historic Preservation Office Page 3 of 5 New Jersey and National Registers of Historic Places Last Update: 2/25/2004 Union County, Union Township Great Channel Bridge (ID#3060) Union County, Winfield Township Stone Harbor Boulevard over Great Channel SHPO Opinion: 3/8/1983 Hangar No. 1 (ID#3049) See Main Entry / Filed Location: Cape May County Airport Cape May County, Stone Harbor Borough NR: 8/21/1997 (NR Reference #: 97000935) SR: 7/7/1997 Hand-Labrum Property (ID#3055) SHPO Opinion: 3/5/1997 700 U.S. Route 9 North COE: 1/18/1996 SHPO Opinion: 1/19/1996 George Hildreth House (ID#191) John H. Hand / Oliver Property (ID#3056) 731 Seashore Road 619 U.S. Route 9 NR: 7/28/1999 (NR Reference #: 99000905) SHPO Opinion: 1/19/1996 SR: 5/27/1999 Harbor Bay Square Site (28-Cm-50) (ID#2761) Richard Stites Jr. House (ID#3050) Proximity to Deep Creek, Harbor Bay Square 609 Sea Grove Avenue SHPO Opinion: 12/8/1999 NR: 2/14/1997 (NR Reference #: 97000061) John Holmes House (ID#1004) SR: 12/30/1996 Swainton, Shore Road NR: 6/12/1979 (NR Reference #: 79001481) Middle Township SR: 3/29/1979 Archaeological Site (28-Cm-25) (ID#3051) SHPO Opinion: 10/5/1989 Thomas Leaming House (ID#3057) 1845 US Route 9 North Archaeological Site (28-Cm-28) (ID#3052) NR: 8/1/1997 (NR Reference #: 97000801) SHPO Opinion: 10/5/1989 SR: 6/3/1997 Thomas Beesley [Jr.] House (ID#3053) SHPO Opinion: 3/31/1993 605 US Route 9 North New Asbury Methodist Episcopal Meetinghouse (ID#1005) NR: 2/12/1998 (NR Reference #: 98000098) Shore Road (US Route 9) SR: 12/22/1997 NR: 9/17/1980 (NR Reference #: 80002476) COE: 4/8/1997 SR: 4/18/1980 Cape May Court House Motor Vehicle Inspection Station (ID#330) Old Cape May County Court House Building (ID#1006) 546 West Shell Bay Avenue North Main Street (US Route 9) SHPO Opinion: 6/9/1998 NR: 12/22/1981 (NR Reference #: 81000389) Cape May Courthouse Historic District (ID#1002) SR: 10/29/1981 Bounded roughly by the Crooked Creek, and the rear property lines of Railroad Bridge (inactive) (ID#1007) North Main Street, Hereford Avenue, Mechanic Street, and Dias Creek Railroad over Scotch Bonnet Creek Road SHPO Opinion: 9/21/1994 SHPO Opinion: 6/14/1993 (Adjacent to the Scotch Bonnet Road Bridge) Eldridge House (ID#1003) TBM-3E Avenger Torpedo Bomber (ID#4116) 145 Seashore Road NR: 2/11/2003 (NR Reference #: 03000019) SHPO Opinion: 9/14/1992 SR: 12/19/2002 (previously mis-identified as the "Ethridge house") Dr. John Wiley House (ID#3954) Garden State Parkway Historic District (ID#3874) 2 North Main Street Entire Garden State Parkway Right-of-Way SR: 12/20/2001 SHPO Opinion: 10/12/2001 See Main Entry / Filed Location: Cape May County, Lower Township North Wildwood City Chateau Bleu Motel (ID#4238) Goshen Historic District (ID#3054) 911 Surf Avenue SHPO Opinion: 3/31/1993 SR: 1/16/2004 (Motels of the Wildwoods, MPS) NJ DEP - Historic Preservation Office Page 4 of 5 New Jersey and National Registers of Historic Places Last Update: 2/25/2004 Hereford Lighthouse (ID#1008) "Sindia" Shipwreck Site (ID#1013) First and Central avenues DOE: 12/27/1991 NR: 9/20/1977 (NR Reference #: 77000859) SHPO Opinion: 4/12/1989 SR: 12/15/1976 Tabernacle Baptist Church (ID#279) Motels of the Wildwoods, MPDF (ID#4240) Eighth and West avenues SR: 1/16/2004 SHPO Opinion: 4/14/2000 North Wildwood City Hall (ID#1009) U.S. Life-Saving Station (ID#1594) 10th and Atlantic avenues Fourth Street and Atlantic Avenue SHPO Opinion: 8/16/1975 COE: 4/9/2001 North Wildwood Life Saving Station (ID#3818) World War [One] Memorial Bridge (SI&A# 0511153) (ID#3059) 113 North Central Avenue NJ Route 52 over Ship Channel COE: 7/26/2001 SHPO Opinion: 1/26/1996 (Block 215 Lots 12, 14, 16, 114, 200) Also located in: Atlantic County, Somers Point City Ocean City Bayside Center (ID#11) Stone Harbor Borough 520 Bay Avenue Great Channel Bridge (ID#3060) SHPO Opinion: 3/17/1998 Stone Harbor Boulevard over Great Channel City Hall (ID#3058) SHPO Opinion: 3/8/1983 9th Street and Asbury Avenue Also located in: NR: 6/13/1997 (NR Reference #: 97000565) Cape May County, Middle Township SR: 4/21/1997 Dockside Café & Marina (ID#3550) Upper Township 924-926, 920-922 Palen Avenue Thomas Beesley Sr.
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