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HPO Cultural Resource Reports FILTER SETTINGS: (Sorted by: County / Municipality / Shelf Code) County:: SUSSEX Municipallity: County Code: Agency Code: SUSSEX SUSSEX Countywide Countywide MOR K 194a 2018 ID13433 MULT C 841q 2012 ID10521 Morris Canal Greenway Corridor Study Susquehanna to Roseland 500 kV Transmission Line-PSE&G-New NV5; Arterial; Heritage Strategies; Swell Jersey; Essex, Morris, Sussex, and Warren Counties, New Jersey. Pull Site Proposed Tower (PT) 118b Re-Design: Supplemental Phase IB Report Type: Combined Report Archaeological Survey Jefferson Township, Morris County, NJ Location: SHELVED: CRM The Louis Berger Group, Inc. Report Type: Archaeology Phase I SUS P 149 2002 ID10518 Phase IA Archaeological and Historical Reconnaissance of the Wallkill Location: SHELVED: CRM River National Wildlife Refuge, Sussex County, New Jersey and Orange ID10681 County, New York MULT C 841s 2011 R. Christopher Goodwin & Associates, Inc. Environmental Impact Statement for Proposed Susquehanna to Roseland 500K Transmission Line Affecting Delaware Water Gap Archaeology Phase I Report Type: National Recreation Area, Middle Delaware National Scenic and Location: SHELVED: CRM Recreational River, and Appalachian National Scenic Trail. John Milner Associates, Inc. 1976 ID5837 SUS GB 20 Report Type: Combined Report Master Plan Study Report No. 10, Historic Preservation and Scenic Sites, Sussex County, NJ Location: SHELVED: CRM Department of Planning, Conservation and Economic Development MULT C 841x 2018 ID12815 Combined Report Report Type: Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area Historic Property Location: SHELVED: GB Management Plan, Susquehanna to Roseland 500 kV Transmission Line Project ID9872 MULT C 841f 2011 Louis Berger Susquehanna to Roseland 500kV Transmission Project Pennsylvania _ Report Type: Architecture Intensive New Jersey Interconnection Wallenpaupack to Siegfried and Bushkill To Roseland Transmission Lines Historic Corridor Report Location: SHELVED: CRM The Louis Berger Group, Inc. MULT N 9 v1 1974 ID12478 Architecture Intensive Report Type: Historical Architectural Survey of Delaware Water Gap National Location: SHELVED: CRM Recreation Area Army Corps of Engineers 2011 ID10142 MULT C 841h Report Type: Architecture Reconnaissance Susquehanna to Roseland 500 kV Transmission Project (NJHPO 08- 1556), Historic Architecture Eligibility & Effects, Sussex and Warren Location: STORED (Box P866) Counties, New Jersey 1974 ID6304 The Louis Berger Group, Inc MULT N 9 v2 Historical Architectural Survey of Delaware Water Gap National Architecture Intensive Report Type: Recreation Area Location: SHELVED: CRM Army Corps of Engineers Report Type: Architecture Reconnaissance MULT C 841i 2012 ID10156 Susquehanna to Roseland 500 kV Transmission Project, Warren, Location: STORED (Box P852) Sussex, Morris, and Essex Counties, New Jersey: Supplemental Phase ID6303 I/II Archaeological Investigations, NJHPO Log #2008-1556 MULT N 9a 1974 The Louis Berger Group, Inc. Tocks Island Lake Historical Survey, New Jersey Report Type: Combined Report Army Corps of Engineers Location: SHELVED: CRM Report Type: Architecture Reconnaissance Location: STORED (Box P853) MULT N 67 2005 ID8621 Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area River Road System, New Jersey U.S. Department of the Interior, National Park Service Report Type: Historic Landscape Report Location: SHELVED: CRM Page 1 of 37 Wednesday, June 23, 2021 8:43:36 AM Reports listed are on file at the Historic Preservation Office. See nj.gov/dep/hpo for visitation procedures and appointment details. SUSSEX SUSSEX Countywide Countywide MULT N 74b 1975 ID10290 MULT R 103a v4 2012 ID10118 The Archaeology of the Tocks Island Area Phase IB Report, Volume 4: Results of a Cultural Resource Survey for Herbert C. Kraft the Proposed Northeast Upgrade Project in New Jersey. NJ HPO-I2010- 131; Log #10-1558-1 VM Report Type: Archaeology Collection/Non-Field Gray & Pape, Inc. Location: STORED (Box P842) Report Type: Combined Report MULT N 120 1966 ID13439 Location: SHELVED: CRM The Master Plan, Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area, ID1837 Pennsylvania-New Jersey MULT Z 37e v1 1996 National Park Service Environmental Assessment for the New York, Susquehanna & Western (NYS&W) Railway Passenger Service Project Report Type: Preservation/Management Plan NJ Transit Location: SHELVED: CRM-OVERSIZE Report Type: Other MULT R 97 2011 ID9323 Location: SHELVED: CRM Phase I and Phase II Work Plan, Results of Cultural Resource Survey ID11219 for the Proposed 300 Line Project in New Jersey MULT Z 37e v2 1996 Gray & Pape, Inc. Environmental Assessment for the New York, Susquehanna & Western (NYS&W) Railway Passenger Service Project, Appendices A-J Report Type: Combined Report NJ Transit Location: SHELVED: CRM Report Type: Other MULT R 97 v1 0 ID9322 Location: SHELVED: CRM discarded report of 2 vols. MULT Z 153d 2010 ID12187 Report Type: Combined Report NJ Transit Lackawanna Cut-Off MOS Passenger Restoration Project, Location: SHELVED: CRM Replacement of Lackawanna Cut-Off Culvert MP 52.86 over Tributary to Hemlock Lake, Andover, Sussex County, NJ Lynn Drobbin & Associates 2009 ID8989 MULT R 97b Report Type: Architecture Intensive Management Summary and Phase II Work Plan, Results of Location: SHELVED: CRM Archaeological Identification Survey for the Proposed 300 Line Project in Pennsylvania and New Jersey MULT Z 153e 2017 ID13128 Gray & Pape, Inc., Providence RI Phase IA Archaeological Assessment Addendum, New Jersey- Report Type: Archaeology Phase I Pennsylvania Lackawanna Cut-Off, Passenger Rail Service Restoration Location: SHELVED: CRM Project, Andover Station Site, Sussex County, New Jersey. Historical Perspectives, Inc. 2012 ID10115 MULT R 103a v1 Report Type: Archaeology Phase I Phase IB Report, Volume 1: Results of a Cultural Resource Survey for Location: SHELVED: CRM the Proposed Northeast Upgrade Project in New Jersey. NJ HPO-I2010- 131; Log #10-1558-1 VM MULT GB 60 v1 2003 ID7745 Gray & Pape, Inc. New Jersey Women's Heritage Trail Project: Executive Summary Report Type: Combined Report Preservation Partners Consultants Location: SHELVED: CRM Report Type: Architecture Intensive MULT R 103a v2 2012 ID10116 Location: SHELVED: GB Phase IB Report, Volume 2: Results of a Cultural Resource Survey for ID12246 the Proposed Northeast Upgrade Project in New Jersey. NJ HPO-I2010- MULT GB 60 v2 2003 131; Log #10-1558-1 VM New Jersey Women's Heritage Trail Project: Final Report & Appendices Gray & Pape, Inc. Preservation Partners Consultants Report Type: Combined Report Report Type: Architecture Intensive Location: SHELVED: CRM Location: SHELVED: GB MULT R 103a v3 2012 ID10117 MULT GB 60 v4 2003 ID12248 Phase IB Report, Volume 3: Results of a Cultural Resource Survey for New Jersey Women's Heritage Trail Project: Forms, Middlesex-Warren the Proposed Northeast Upgrade Project in New Jersey. NJ HPO-I2010- Counties 131; Log #10-1558-1 VM Preservation Partners Consultants Gray & Pape, Inc. Report Type: Architecture Intensive Report Type: Combined Report Location: SHELVED: GB Location: SHELVED: CRM Page 2 of 37 Wednesday, June 23, 2021 8:43:37 AM Reports listed are on file at the Historic Preservation Office. See nj.gov/dep/hpo for visitation procedures and appointment details. SUSSEX SUSSEX Countywide Countywide MULT GB 171 1915 ID12094 MULT GB 200 v1 1998 ID7944 Bulletin 13, Indian Habitations in Sussex County New Jersey, by Max New Jersey Transit Historic Railroad Bridge Survey: Summary Report Schrabisch; Indian Remains Near Plainfield, Union Co., and Along the DeLeuw, Cather & Co. Lower Delaware Valley, by Leslie Spier Report Type: Architecture Intensive NJ Geological Survey Location: SHELVED: GB Report Type: Other Location: SHELVED: GB Andover Borough 1990 ID7878 MULT GB 183 SUS C 1018 2013 ID10969 Historic American Buildings Survey/Historic American Engineering Phase IA Archaeological Survey, Riparian Enchancement and Record Inventory for New Jersey Preservation, Kymer Brook Mitigation Site, Andover Borough and Department of the Interior Township, Sussex County, New Jersey Report Type: Mitigation Documentation Richard Grubb & Associates, Inc. Location: SHELVED: GB Report Type: Archaeology Phase I Location: SHELVED: CRM MULT GB 188 v1 1997 ID7894 New Jersey Save Outdoor Sculpture Inventory: Summary Report; SUS F 875 v2 2011 ID9705 Forms, Atlantic through Mercer Counties Cultural Resources Investigation, Operations and Safety Improvements Meredith Arms Bzdak to Newton-Sparta Road (County Routes 616 and 517), Town of Newton Report Type: Architecture Reconnaissance and Andover and Sparta Townships, Sussex County, New Jersey Location: SHELVED: GB Richard Grubb & Associates, Inc. Crandury, New Jersey 08512 Report Type: Combined Report 1997 ID12233 MULT GB 188 v2 Location: SHELVED: CRM New Jersey Save Outdoor Sculpture Inventory: Forms, Monmouth through Warren Counties; Appendix SUS F 875 v3 2011 ID9757 Meredith Arms Bzdak Cultural Resources Investigation, Operations and Safety Improvements Report Type: Architecture Reconnaissance to Newton-Sparta Road (County Routes 616 and 517), Town of Newton Location: SHELVED: GB and Andover and Sparta Townships, Sussex County, New Jersey Richard Grubb & Associates MULT GB 197 v1 1979 ID7942 Report Type: Combined Report Northwest New Jersey: An Inventory and History of Historic Engineering Location: SHELVED: CRM and Industry; Warren & Sussex Counties Drew University SUS P 103 2003 ID9718 Report Type: Other Phase IA Cultural Resource Reconnaissance, K. Hovnanian, Andover Location:
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