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Somerset County Historic Sites & Districts SOMERSET COUNTY HISTORIC SITES & DISTRICTS Listed on the National & N.J. Registers of Historic Places µ G 1$ 15 D BERNARDSVILLE BORO H 1$ I# 16 1$ 1$8 C I# 14 47 1$7 PEAPACK GLADSTONE BORO 131$ 12 1$1$ 6 5 1$ 4 ¤£202 29 1$ 1$ 10 £206 ¤ 2I#8 ¨¦§287 11I# BEDMINSTER TWP FAR HILLS BORO BERNARDS TWP 1$ A 3 F E 62 1$ 21$ 91$ 1$1 B 63 1$ 78 ¦¨§ WATCHUNG BORO 61 1$ 1$ 1$ WARREN TWP 60 59 NORTH PLAINFIELD BORO Z1 46 J 1$ 1$ 27 GREEN BROOK TWP 1$ BRIDGEWATER TWP 34 Z2 57 52 53 1$33 56 28 QR 24 1$ BRANCHBURG TWP RARITAN BORO 54 ¤£22 1$ 50 1$1$ SOMERVILLE BORO BOUND BROOK I# $1$ 20 22 49 1$1$ 1$1 1$1$55 1$ 1$ 51 !@ 48 $ 1$ 18 39 25 1 17I#! 19 26 R 1$ SOUTH BOUND BROOK BORO ¤£202 58 1$ 211$ V MANVILLE BORO ¨¦§287 1$ 23 32 1$ 1$ 38 $ 411$ 361 I FRANKLIN TWP !@ 37 W L Q U MILLSTONE BORO S 1$ HILLSBOROUGH TWP ¤£206 31 T R 441$ Z 35R! R!40 Legend K Y A-Z MONTGOMERY TWP Historic Districts 1$ Historic Sites M !@ 45R! Metal Truss Bridges 1$43 Z I# X QR27 Operating Train Stations R! Stone Arch Bridges 42 ROCKY HILL BORO R! Z3 Selected Local Roads 1$ 30 County Roads State Roads P N O US Routes Interstates Rail Roads Municipal Boundaries 0 1 2 4 Miles Prepared By: Somerset County Cultural & Heritage Commission 9/13 NATIONAL AND NEW JERSEY REGISTER OF HISTORIC PLACES HISTORIC SITES & DISTRICTS IN SOMERSET COUNTY, NEW JERSEY BEDMINSTER TOWNSHIP HILLSBOROUGH TOWNSHIP HISTORIC SITES HISTORIC SITES 1) McDonalds/Klines Mill, Klines Mill Road 35) Cat Tail Brook Bridge, Montgomery Road 2) Pluckemin Continental Artillery Cantonment* 36 Elmendorf House, 1246 Millstone River Road 3) Jacobus Vanderveer House, 955 US Route 202/206 37) Higginsville Road Bridges, Higginsville Road over the South Branch of the HISTORIC DISTRICTS Raritan River A) Lamington Historic District 38) Huff House and Farmstead, 1101 River Road B) Pluckemin Historic District 39) Nevius Street Bridge, Nevius Street over the Raritan River C) Pottersville Village Historic District 40) Rock Brook Bridge, Long Hill and Dutchtown-Zion Roads 41) Van der Veer-Harris House, 344 U.S. Route 206 BERNARDS TOWNSHIP HISTORIC DISTRICTS HISTORIC SITES S) Clover Hill Historic District 4) The Academy, 15 West Oak Street T) Millstone Valley Agricultural District 5) Alward Farm House, 40 Mount Airy Road U) Neshanic Historic District 6) Basking Ridge Presbyterian Church, 6 West Oak Street I) Neshanic Mills Historic District 7) Boudinot-Southard-Ross Property, 135 North Maple Avenue V) South Branch Historic District 8) Coffee House, 214 North Maple Avenue 9) Kennedy-Martin-Stelle Farmstead, 450 King George Road MILLSTONE BOROUGH 10) Lord Stirling Manor Site, Lord Stirling Road HISTORIC DISTRICTS 11) Lyons Train Station, Cross Road W) Millstone Historic District HISTORIC DISTRICTS D) Franklin Corners Historic District MONTGOMERY TOWNSHIP E) Liberty Corner Historic District HISTORIC SITES F) Lyons Veterans Administration Hospital Historic District 42) Bedens Brook Road Bridge, Bedens Brook Road 43) Blawenburg Reformed Church, 424 Georgetown-Franklin Turnpike BERNARDSVILLE BOROUGH 44) Dirck Gulick House, 506 Belle Mead-Blawenburg Road HISTORIC SITES 45) Oppossum Road Bridge, Oppossum Road over Bedens Brook 12) Bernardsville Train Station, U.S. Route 202 40) Rock Brook Bridge, Rock Brook Road 13) Dunster-Squibb House, 189 Mine Brook Road HISTORIC DISTRICTS 14) John Parker Tavern, 2 Morristown Road X) Blawenburg Historic District 15) Reynolds-Sherman House, 71 Hardscrabble Road Y) Bridgepoint Historic District 16) Saint Bernards Church and Parish House, 88 Claremont Road Z) River Road Historic Rural District HISTORIC DISTRICTS G) Morristown National Historical Park, New Jersey Brigade/Cross Estate NORTH PLAINFIELD BOROUGH H) Olcott Avenue Historic District HISTORIC SITES 46) Van Derventer/Brunson House (Vermeule Mansion), 614 Greenbrook BOUND BROOK BOROUGH Road HISTORIC SITES HISTORIC DISTRICTS 17) Bound Brook Train Station, Main Street Z1) Washington Park Historic District 18) Brook Theater, 10 Hamilton Street Z2) Green Brook Park Historic District 19) Old Stone Arch Bridge, Railroad Avenue 20) Presbyterian Church at Bound Brook, 409 Mountain Avenue PEAPACK & GLADSTONE BOROUGH HISTORIC SITES BRANCHBURG TOWNSHIP 47) Gladstone Train Station, Main Street HISTORIC SITES 21) South Branch School House, 2120 South Branch Road RARITAN BOROUGH 22) Andrew Ten Eyck House, 671 Old York Road HISTORIC SITES 23) John Van Camp Farmstead, Opie Road 48) General John Frelinghuysen House, 54 East Somerset Street HISTORIC DISTRICTS 39) Nevius Street Bridge, Nevius Street over the Raritan River I) Neshanic Mills Historic District 49) Relief Hose Company No. 2 Engine House, 16 Anderson Street J) North Branch Historic District 50) Raritan Train Station, Thompson Street BRIDGEWATER TOWNSHIP ROCKY HILL BOROUGH HISTORIC SITES HISTORIC DISTRICTS 24) Middlebrook Encampment, Mopuntain Avenue Z3) Rocky Hill Historic District 25) Van Horne House, 941 Main Street 26) Van Veghten House, 9 Van Veghten Drive SOMERVILLE BOROUGH 27) Jacob Vosseller House (Indian Trail Inn/Castner Tavern) 664 Foothill Road HISTORIC SITE 51) Old Dutch Parsonage, 71 Somerset Street FAR HILLS 52) Daniel Robert House (Somerville Borough Hall), 25 West End Avenue HISTORIC SITES 53) St. John’s Episcopal Church Complex, 154-148 West High Street 28) Far Hills Train Station, U.S. Route 202 54) J. Harper Smith House, 228 Altamont Place 55) Somerset County Court House Green, Main Street FRANKLIN TOWNSHIP 56) Somerville Fire Museum, 15 Doughty Street HISTORIC SITES 57) Wallace House, 71 Somerset Street 28) Rockingham, 84 Laurel Avenue 31) Tulipwood, 1165 Hamilton Street SOUTH BOUND BROOK BOROUGH 32) Van Wickle House, 1289 Easton Avenue HISTORIC SITES HISTORIC DISTRICTS 58) Abraham Staats House, 17 Von Steuben Lane K) Delaware and Raritan Canal HISTORIC DISTRICTS L) East Millstone Historic District K) Delaware and Raritan Canal M) Griggstown Historic District N) King’s Highway Historic District WARREN TOWNSHIP O) Kingston Mill Historic District HISTORIC SITES P) Kingston Village Historic District 59) Baker-Duderstadt Farmstead, 30 Dubois Road Q) Middlebush Village Historic District 60) Kirch-Ford-Terrell House, 1 Reinman Road R) Six Mile Run Historic District 61) Mount Bethel Baptist Meeting House, 235 Mountainview Road 62) Smalley-Wormser House, 84 Mountain Avenue GREEN BROOK TOWNSHIP HISTORIC SITES WATCHUNG BOUORGH 33) Vail-Trust House, 225 Greenbrook Road HISTORIC SITES 34) Dr. John Vermeule House, 223 Rock Avenue 63) Spencer-Hollingsworth House, 1370 Johnson Drive .
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