#explorenj

[drfloundus]

365/287 Someone’s home in the apple trees. #applepicking #coltsnecknj #eastmontorchards #explorenj #newjersey #nest #birdsnest #appletree #latergram #365photoproject #october2022 #fall #autumn #fall2022 https://www.instagram.com/p/ClWW2VxLm9G/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[thehistorygirlnj]

Millington station in the #Millington section of Long Hill Township, #NewJersey. The station is of stone-masonry construction with Richardsonian elements built in 1901 by the Delaware, Lackawanna, and Western Railroad. Today, it houses the Millington Station Cafe. In 1984, it was listed in the New Jersey Register of Historic Places and @nationalregisternps as part of the Operating Passenger #Railroad Stations Thematic Resource. The station also once handled freight for local industries and the Millington Quarry. #nj #njhistory #SpreadTheHistory #historygirl #history #travelblog #travelblogger #blogger #blog #history #ushistory #history #americanhistory #explorenj #njspots #jerseycollective #journeythroughjersey #architecture #archi_ologie #morriscountynj #millingtonnj #longhillnj #nrhp #trainstation #trains_worldwide (at Millington, New Jersey) https://www.instagram.com/p/CNEC4EGDCoU/?igshid=8yogf4bds2kh

[newjerseylore]

The Richardson Auditorium in Alexander Hall was built in 1892. The 900 seat, Richardsonian Romanesque assembly hall, is on the campus of Princeton University. It looks like it should be on the set of Harry Potter.

[drfloundus]

#magnolias #magnolia #walk #explorenj #hamiltonnj #sayenpark https://www.instagram.com/p/CqNshNBOCyR/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[thehistorygirlnj]

The Peter D. Smith House at Waterloo Village in Byram, #NewJersey. Built in 1874, this massive three-story home features a fourth floor cupola, four chimneys, and two projecting bay windows on the first floor. It was built by Peter D. Smith, son of Peter Smith. Born in 1845, Peter D. worked in the family store and mills at Waterloo, along the Morris Canal. In 1874, Peter and his brother Seymour bought the store and mills from their brother Samuel. The two brothers successfully continued the family businesses until they were sold in 1897. #nj #njhistory #SpreadTheHistory #historygirl #history #travelblog #travelblogger #blogger #blog #history #ushistory #americanhistory #explorenj #njspots #jerseycollective #journeythroughjersey #architecture #archi_ologie #waterloo #waterloovillage #byram #byramnj #mansardmonday (at Waterloo Village, New Jersey) https://www.instagram.com/p/CSCmCSfrElZ/?utm_medium=tumblr

[thehistorygirlnj]

The Baker–Duderstadt #farmhouse, built in the early twentieth century, in Warren Township, #NewJersey. The property was continuously farmed by members of the Baker-Duderstadt family for almost 150 years. The Baker family immigrated to America in the early 1840s from Germany. In 1998, the property was deeded to Somerset County as open space. The grounds are also host to the Baker–Duderstadt barn built in the mid-nineteenth century, a modern cinder block storage shed, a nineteenth century corn crib, and a large banked barn that was built in the twentieth century. The property was added to the @nationalregisternps in 2008. The buildings are not open to the public. #nj #njhistory #SpreadTheHistory #historygirl #history #travelblog #travelblogger #blogger #blog #history #ushistory #history #americanhistory #explorenj #njspots #jerseycollective #journeythroughjersey #architecture #archi_ologie #somersetcountynj #warren #warrennj #nrhp #farm #oldhouselove #deserve2preserve (at Baker–Duderstadt Farm) https://www.instagram.com/p/CNi7nVoDJJF/?igshid=1opzur6nyzt42

[thehistorygirlnj]

A German half-timbered #barn at the Baker–Duderstadt Farm in Warren Township, #NewJersey. The barn was built in the mid-nineteenth century and features a #Jerkinhead roof. The barn is significant as a rare Mid-Atlantic example of German construction featuring Fachwerk and a Liegenderstuhl roof truss. This type of construction was more common in German settlements in Wisconsin, Texas, and Missouri and there are no other known examples surviving in New Jersey. The property was continuously farmed by members of the Baker-Duderstadt family for almost 150 years. The Baker family immigrated to America in the early 1840s from Germany. They are attributed to owning the property at the time that the barn was constructed. In 1998, the property was deeded to Somerset County as open space. The grounds are also host to the Baker–Duderstadt farmhouse, built in the early twentieth century, a modern cinder block storage shed, a nineteenth century corn crib, and a large banked barn that was built in the twentieth century. The property was added to the @nationalregisternps in 2008. #nj #njhistory #SpreadTheHistory #historygirl #history #travelblog #travelblogger #blogger #blog #history #ushistory #history #americanhistory #explorenj #njspots #jerseycollective #journeythroughjersey #architecture #archi_ologie #somersetcountynj #warren #warrennj #nrhp #farm (at Baker–Duderstadt Farm) https://www.instagram.com/p/CM8RRmij4OO/?igshid=111s705glilvs

[thehistorygirlnj]

The visible remains of the sunken concrete ship the S.S. Atlantus at Sunset Beach in Lower Township, #NewJersey. It was one of twelve experimental concrete ships built during and after World War I. During a storm the ship broke loose from its moorings and ran aground in June 1926. Several times attempts were made to free her but were unsuccessful. #nj #njhistory #SpreadTheHistory #travelblog #travelblogger #blogger #blog #history #ushistory #history #americanhistory #explorenj #njspots #jerseycollective #journeythroughjersey #architecture #capemaycountynj #lowertownship #lowertownshipnj #ssatlantus #sunsetbeach #atlantus #concreteship #sunkenship #wwi #worldwari (at SS Atlantus) https://www.instagram.com/p/COoc68RDZzZ/?igshid=g4r12pkc8vl9