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1
Silk Mill Workers House
2
About Long Hill
3
Village of Gillette
4
Village of Stirling
5
Village of Millington
6
Homestead Park
7
Village of Meyersville
8
Boyle-Hudspeth-Benson House
9
All Saint's Episcopal Church, Millington Village District
10
30 Basking Ridge Road
11
Hudspeth-Morelock
12
48 Bay Street
13
Carlton Road Island
14
64 Carlton Road
15
90 Carlton Road
16
Mills House
17
15 Castle Place
18
125 Cedar Avenue
19
Stirling Train Station
20
58 Central Avenue, Central Avenue Streetscape
21
62 Central Avenue, Central Avenue Streetscape
22
66 Central Avenue, Central Avenue Streetscape
23
78 Central Avenue, Central Avenue Streetscape
24
Old Stirling Library
25
114 Central Avenue, Central Avenue Streetscape
26
122 Central Avenue
27
First Presbyterian Church, Stirling Workers
28
Dorsi's Store
29
Stirling House Hotel
30
331 Chestnut Street
31
339 Chestnut Street
32
360 Chestnut Street
33
366 Chestnut Street
34
369 Chestnut Street
35
373 Chestnut Street
36
374 Chestnut Street
37
384 Chestnut Street, Stirling Workers
38
66 Church Road
39
76 Church Road
40
38 Cross Hill Road, Millington Hilltop
41
Taff House, Millington Hilltop
42
Millington Academy, Millington Hilltop
43
Duane H. Nash House, Millington Hilltop
44
Millington Academy, Millington Hilltop
45
Taff-Kelley House, Millington Hilltop
46
Runyon Feed Mill
47
Nicholas Thomas Lumber Company
48
98 Division Avenue
49
116 Division Avenue
50
126 Division Avenue
51
151 Division Avenue
52
314 Elm Street, Stirling Workers
53
Old Elm Street School, Stirling Workers
54
358 Elm Street
55
367 Elm Street
56
379 Elm Street
57
397 Elm Street
58
405 Elm Street
59
409 Elm Street
60
230 Essex Street
61
235 Essex Street
62
246 Essex Street
63
253 Essex Street
64
254 Essex Street
65
258 Essex Street
66
266 Essex Street
67
270 Essex Street
68
277 Essex Street
69
278 Essex Street
70
281 Essex Street
71
282 Essex Street
72
285 Essex Street
73
286 Essex Street
74
315 Essex Street
75
17 Gates Avenue
76
60 Gillette Road, Long View Summer Colony
77
127 Gillette Road
78
9 Hamilton Road
79
26 Hamilton Road
80
Trading Post Antiques/Louis Blatt House, Meyersville Hamlet
81
Meyersville Presbyterian Church, Meyersville Hamlet
82
Cammeyer Home
83
Cammeyer Home
84
37 Ideal Street, Long View Summer Colony
85
Homey Nook Hotel, Long View Summer Colony
86
Daniel Carle Carriage House
87
Daniel Carle Farm Manager House
88
41 Kalson Road, Long View Summer Colony
89
Stagecoach Inn (moved)
90
103 Lackawanna Boulevard
91
55 Long Hill
92
134 Long Hill Road
93
[DEMO]Hickory Tavern-Schmidt House
94
498 Long Hill Road
95
666 Long Hill Road
96
686 Long Hill Road, Long View Summer Colony
97
Williams Corner
98
Long Hill Schoolhouse
99
1111 Long Hill Road
100
1122 Long Hill Road
101
Noyes Collinson House
102
Chaffanjon House
103
Torrey's Hilltop
104
Honesty House
105
Sentinel Elms
106
Einsiedler Estate
107
Shingle Style House
108
Rambling Victorian
109
Boyle-Cooper House
110
Cooper-Cook House
111
A. Cooper House
112
Delia Depue House
113
Walnut Hull
114
Cooper-Thompson House
115
Nicholas Thomas House
116
1699 Long Hill Road, Long Hill Road Streetscape
117
1708 Long Hill Road, Long Hill Road Streetscape
118
1716 Long Hill Road, Long Hill Road Streetscape
119
1719 Long Hill Road, Long Hill Road Streetscape
120
1720 Long Hill Road, Long Hill Road Streetscape
121
Compton House
122
Compton's Blacksmith Shop
123
Stage Coach Stop
124
Dunn-Peck House, Millington Village District
125
Millington Schoolhouse/Old Town Hall, Millington Village District
126
1839 Long Hill Road
127
1850 Long Hill Road
128
Millington Fire House, Millington Village District
129
1901 Long Hill Road, Millington Village District
130
Coriell's General Store
131
Trimmer and Haas Garage, Millington Village District
132
Millington Station, Millington Village District
133
Coriell's General Store
134
115 Long View Terrace, Long View Summer Colony
135
197 Long View Terrace, Long View Summer Colony
136
Millington's Main Street
137
Former Tombstones of the Cooper Family (Cenotaphs) at Turtle Rock Park
138
Stirling Hotel
139
246 Main Avenue
140
251 Main Avenue
141
252 Main Avenue
142
253 Main Avenue, Stirling Workers
143
255 Main Avenue, Stirling Workers
144
275 Main Avenue
145
289 Main Avenue
146
293 Main Avenue, Stirling Workers
147
310 Main Avenue
148
313 Main Avenue
149
314 Main Avenue
150
318 Main Avenue
151
321 Main Avenue
152
334 Main Avenue, Stirling Workers
153
337 Main Avenue
154
338 Main Avenue, Stirling Workers
155
342 Main Avenue
156
349 Main Avenue
157
357 Main Avenue
158
Tudor Style
159
Dutch Colonial
160
278 Mercer Street
161
339 Mercer Street
162
Meyersville Circle
163
Meyersville Cemetery
164
63 Meyersville Road
165
116 Meyersville Road
166
208 Meyersville Road
167
Hillview Farms
168
479 Meyersville Road
169
Deborah Schmidt House
170
Passaic Township Grange #188, Meyersville Hamlet
171
Willow Farm
172
588 Meyersville Road, Meyersville Hamlet
173
Archie's Resale Shop, Meyersville Hamlet
174
609 Meyersville Road, Meyersville Hamlet
175
Casa Maya, Meyersville Hamlet
176
Ortman Blacksmith Shop, Meyersville Hamlet
177
Mountain View Boarding House, Meyersville Hamlet
178
Dom's General Store, Meyersville Hamlet
179
Meyersville Inn, Meyersville Hamlet
180
686 Meyersville Road
181
837 Meyersville Road
182
856 Meyersville Road
183
15 Midvale Avenue
184
Runyon Farmhouse
185
282 Morris Street
186
315 Morris Street
187
323 Morris Street
188
343 Morris Street, Stirling Workers
189
Joseph Acken House, Stirling Workers
190
Squier-Turnin House
191
Phifer's Farm-MGM Lion
192
Clay Pits
193
Gillette Train Station
194
Doty-Sharp House
195
Gillette Nursery
196
95 Mountain Avenue, Mountain Streetscape
197
137 Mountain Avenue, Mountain Streetscape
198
138 Mountain Avenue, Mountain Streetscape
199
167 Mountain Avenue, Mountain Streetscape
200
Thompson House
201
182 Mountain Avenue, Mountain Streetscape
202
187 Mountain Avenue, Mountain Streetscape
203
220 Mountain Avenue
204
255 Mountain Avenue
205
Cauldwell-Parrot-Cornish Farm
206
397 Mountain Avenue
207
413 Mountain Avenue
208
459 Mountain Avenue
209
496 Mountain Avenue
210
Matthews-Nixdorff General Store
211
561 Mountain Avenue
212
580 Mountain Avenue
213
Little Swamp Farm
214
Original Meyersville Church (superfund site)
215
High-Miller House
216
[DEMO]Meeker Farm
217
121 North Avenue
218
56 Northfield Road
219
66 Northfield Road
220
Millington School, Millington Village District
221
131 Northfield Road
222
147 Northfield Road
223
162 Northfield Road
224
11 Norwood Avenue, Norwood Streetscape
225
12 Norwood Avenue, Norwood Streetscape
226
17 Norwood Avenue, Norwood Streetscape
227
18 Norwood Avenue, Norwood Streetscape
228
24 Norwood Avenue, Norwood Streetscape
229
33 Norwood Avenue, Norwood Streetscape
230
34 Norwood Avenue, Norwood Streetscape
231
39 Norwood Avenue, Norwood Streetscape
232
47 Norwood Avenue, Norwood Streetscape
233
Frederick Nishwitz House, Millington Hilltop
234
Nishwitz Carriage House, Millington Hilltop
235
Old Farm on Boyle Tract
236
Old Forge Stagecoach Inn
237
94 Old Forge Road
238
249 Old Forge Road
239
283 Old Forge Road
240
Boyle-Dunn House, Millington Village District
241
Boyle-Doughty House, Millington Village District
242
Bridge foundation Old Mill
243
16 Overlook Road, Millington Hilltop
244
21 Overlook Road, Millington Hilltop
245
222 Passaic Avenue, Stirling Workers
246
258 Passaic Avenue, Stirling Workers
247
51 Plainfield Road
248
Runyon House [DEMO]
249
80 Plainfield Road
250
Beacon Stone
251
Pleasant Plains Schoolhouse
252
23 Poplar Drive
253
72 Poplar Drive
254
Silk Mill
255
253 Railroad Avenue
256
257 Railroad Avenue
257
Germershausen Blacksmith
258
265 Railroad Avenue
259
Railroad Bridge
260
Acme Harrow Factory/Office
261
Acme-Harrow Barn
262
Acme Harrow worker homes, Millington Village District
263
190 River Road, River Streetscape
264
206 River Road
265
210 River Road
266
226 River Road, River Streetscape
267
258 River Road
268
260 River Road, River Streetscape
269
266 River Road
270
111 Riverview Avenue, Norwood Streetscape
271
119 Riverview Avenue, Norwood Streetscape
272
1 Semerad Road
273
Stirling Firehouse
274
353 Somerset Street
275
367 Somerset Street
276
349 South Northfield Road
277
Runyon Farmstead
278
390 South Northfield Road
279
Joshua Davis House
280
Stirling Lake
281
Stonehouse Rd
282
BellTell Bldg.1903-1960s
283
26 Sunnyslope
284
32 Sunnyslope
285
Nash House, Millington Village District
286
Col.Solomon Boyle House, Millington Village District
287
60 Taff, Millington Hilltop
288
19 The Crescent
289
29 The Crescent
290
332 Valley Road
291
488 Valley Road, Valley Streetscape
292
491 Valley Road, Valley Streetscape
293
496 Valley Road, Valley Streetscape
294
542 Valley Road
295
552 Valley Road, Valley Streetscape
296
560 Valley Road, Valley Streetscape
297
561 Valley Road, Valley Streetscape
298
574 Valley Road, Valley Streetscape
299
577 Valley Road, Valley Streetscape
300
584 Valley Road, Valley Streetscape
301
587 Valley Road, Valley Streetscape
302
590 Valley Road, Valley Streetscape
303
599 Valley Road, Valley Streetscape
304
603 Valley Road, Valley Streetscape
305
630 Valley Road, Valley Streetscape
306
633 Valley Road
307
Nixdorff General Store and Post Office
308
Cornish-Gillette House
309
R. Cornish House
310
Gillette School
311
Valley Memorial Funeral Home
312
1462 Valley Road
313
1503 Valley Road
314
1517 Valley Road
315
Nursery/Farm
316
Arnold Homestead
317
F. Carl House
318
Daniel Carle House aka Freeman Farm
319
Macdonald Farmstead
320
Bird-Cottington House
321
1740 Valley Road
322
Augusta Armfield Estate
323
1916 Valley Road
324
278 Warren Avenue
325
282 Warren Avenue
326
291 Warren Avenue
327
Stirling Cemetery
328
Gillam Farm
329
Pleasant Plains Methodist Church
330
508 White Bridge Road
331
White-Meeker House
332
Jacob High-Kutcher House
333
Schmidt House
334
996 White Bridge Road
335
1066 White Bridge Road, White Bridge Streetscape
336
1141 White Bridge Road, White Bridge Streetscape
337
1358 White Bridge Road, White Bridge Streetscape
338
1526 White Bridge Road, White Bridge Streetscape
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Year Circa
Address
Town
Rating
Use
Details
Plaques
District
Block
Lot
1890
247 Main Avenue
Historic

This home is a representative sample of early homes built for Stirling Workers.

Long Hill

Long Hill Township's historic sites are as varied as its topography. From the small farms at the fringes of the Great Swamp to the high-style Queen Anne peppering the hillsides; from the worker cottages of Stirling in the Passaic valley to the picturesque crossroads of Meyersville and the towns eastern entrance, Long Hill presents widely differing historic sites within just a few miles of each other.

Villages of Long Hill
Long Hill

The Cornish farm was built in 1732 by James Caldwell, an Irish immigrant who was Gillette's first settler. The town was named Gillette by Mr. George Howell, an engineer, who surveyed the construction of the West Line Railroad from Summit to Bernardsville. He named the area Gillette in appreciation of obtaining the right-of-way for the railroad to come through. The Gillette station was the original station but has been added onto over the years. Long Hill Road and Valley Road, are the old roads

Villages of Long Hill
Long Hill

In 1871, with the arrival of the railroad, Stirling began a transformation from farming to industry. The Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York created a detailed plan of streets and layout of parcels. The plan included a factory that it leased to a button manufacturer. In 1886 the factory became a silk mill, operated by French émigré Claude Chaffanjon. Chaffanjon attempted to immigrate French silk makers but the workers were turned back and forced to return to France. Chaffanjon donated

Villages of Long Hill
Long Hill

The major settlement of Millington began in the 1730's. In 1732 Daniel Cooper settled in this area. The area was originally settled by both the Cooper and Carle families who moved here from New York. The house that the Cooper family lived in is gone but once stood at 1517 Valley Road.

Villages of Long Hill
Long Hill

This 100 acre tract of land was developed by L. Preston Gates in the 1920's and he named it Homestead Park. It was a planned residential development similar to development by Mutual Life of Stirling and Home Acres of Millington.

Villages of Long Hill
Long Hill

Meyersville is perhaps the oldest village of the Long Hill Community. The King of France granted land in the Great Swamp to a French Huguenot by the name of Bebout and the first settlers were reported to arrive here starting at the turn of the 16th century. In the 1730's another member of the Bebout family came from Holland. His son Peter settled in Meyersville. The Bebout family remained in Meyersville until about 25 years ago and the family owned three of the oldest houses in Meyersville. Th

Villages of Long Hill
1750
30 Ave Maria Court
Millington
Historic
Residence

Located on original Solomon Boyle acreage. Evidence suggests Solomon Boyle II built, lived and farmed here. NR# 75001151

--Not in a district--
12702
47
1905
15 Basking Ridge Road
Millington
Historic
Church

Millington’s All Saints church was founded in 1904 and had many well-to-do benefactors including Mary Hudspeth Benson (#60).

--Not in a district--
12602
1
1905
30 Basking Ridge Road
Millington
Research Required
Residence
--Not in a district--
12603
6
1910
120 Basking Ridge Road
Millington
Demolished
Residence

Hudspeth, state senator built and lived in this home. His niece inherited it from him. Interesting design. Used for lavish parties. It was demolished in 2016. He also owned 30 Ave Maria Ct. at the time.

--Not in a district--
12702
46
1927
48 Bay Street
Stirling
Historic
Residence

Architecture with western influence. One of the few homes that was built from the Lackawanna Farms subdivision plans.

--Not in a district--
10514
9
Carlton Road
Millington
Place of Interest
Bridges and Roads

This small island marks the entrance to Carlton road, one of the first roads of the township. The corner at the other end of the road has been known as "White Bridge" prior to the 1850's. But "Carlton" is relatively new. The Carlton's were a prominent family who lived at the corner at 1500 Long Hill Road around the turn of the 20th century. In the early years (1910-1940), the place was initially referred to as "Carlton's Corner" and it was not until later that the road received its final nam

--Not in a district--
12802
0.1
1750
64 Carlton Road
Millington
Research Required
Residence
--Not in a district--
12806
6
1900
90 Carlton Road
Millington
Research Required
Residence
--Not in a district--
12806
7
1771
508 Carlton Road
Millington
Historic
Residence

The location of the Mills house appears on many townships maps dating back to the early 1800's including the 1845 Littell and 1868 Beers Atlas available in the Society Archives. It was the home of Alfred Elmer Mills until he sold it in 1913. The home is situated at the corner of Carlton and White Bridge. It was once part of a 357 acre farm bordered by the Passaic river, Carlton and White bridge roads

--Not in a district--
12803
37
1900
15 Castle Place
Gillette
Research Required
Residence
--Not in a district--
10701
15
1900
125 Cedar Avenue
Stirling
Research Required
Residence
--Not in a district--
10505
3
1870
Central Avenue
Stirling
Place of Interest
Train

Adjacent to site is Turtle Rock Park whose land was donated to the town of Stirling by Herbert Gray Torrey c1890.

--Not in a district--
10100
4.01
1935
58 Central Avenue
Stirling
In District
Residence
Central Avenue Streetscape
13001
2
1945
62 Central Avenue
Stirling
In District
Residence
Central Avenue Streetscape
13001
3
1925
66 Central Avenue
Stirling
In District
Residence
Central Avenue Streetscape
13001
4
1925
78 Central Avenue
Stirling
In District
Residence
Central Avenue Streetscape
13002
24
91 Central Avenue
Stirling
In District
Business

Was the old township library until purchased in 2005

--Not in a district--
13103
6
1920
114 Central Avenue
Stirling
In District
Residence

114 Central Avenue (2002) - A craftsman-style house matching its neighbors to the north along Cental Avenue.

Central Avenue Streetscape
13002
15
1895
122 Central Avenue
Stirling
Research Required
Residence
--Not in a district--
13002
17
1874
158 Central Avenue
Stirling
Historic
Church

The congregation formed in 1871 and meetings were held in various locations. The church was part of the planned Stirling community what was summarized by Reverend Henry M. Grant when he came in 1873, at that point, meetings were held at the new school building erected near the foot of the long hill. They moved into the newly built church a year later on July 1874,

Stirling Workers District
13004
20
1890
184 Central Avenue
Stirling
Historic
Residence

1890's-1915 a grocery store owned by Patrick O'Reilly then drug store by Dr. Katherine McGrath until 1918. Source is article in Hist. Soc files-unreferenced.

--Not in a district--
13006
20.01
1890
306 Central Avenue
Stirling
Place of Interest
Business

The Stirling House resort Hotel was destroyed by a fire in 1905. The 40 room resort is long since gone and a small home now stands in its place. A coach barn that survived the fire was renovated into a YMCA and temporary school but also is gone now.

--Not in a district--
13004
22
1905
331 Chestnut Street
Stirling
Research Required
Residence
--Not in a district--
13004
18
1887
339 Chestnut Street
Stirling
Research Required
Residence
--Not in a district--
13004
16
1885
360 Chestnut Street
Stirling
Research Required
Residence
--Not in a district--
13002
25
1895
366 Chestnut Street
Stirling
Research Required
Residence
--Not in a district--
13002
27
1895
369 Chestnut Street
Stirling
Research Required
Residence
--Not in a district--
13004
9
1905
373 Chestnut Street
Stirling
Research Required
Residence
--Not in a district--
13004
8
1905
374 Chestnut Street
Stirling
Research Required
Residence
--Not in a district--
13002
29
1890
384 Chestnut Street
Stirling
In District
Residence

A Plan book type house

Stirling Workers District
13002
11
1890
66 Church Road
Millington
Research Required
Residence

Cape Cod, bright yellow, who lived here?

--Not in a district--
12602
5
1910
76 Church Road
Millington
Research Required
Residence

Owner in 2009 thought that it was a carriage house for 59 Cross Hill and possibly an ice house.

--Not in a district--
12602
6
1850
38 Cross Hill Road
Millington
Probable Candidate
Residence

38 Cross Hill faces Basking Ridge road. The owner in 2012 claimed it was an old hunting lodge.

Millington Hilltop Area
12601
5
1909
59 Cross Hill Road
Millington
Historic
Residence

Built by Frederick N. Taff and wife Anna Nash Taff in 1909.

Millington Hilltop Area
12602
7
1881
110 Cross Hill Road
Millington
Historic
Residence

Originally part of the Millington Academy, two buildings converted into private homes c1900. (Needs verification and source). Jane Hecht says it was a carriage house and built 1852 (KR 2013) Tax Record says 1860.

Millington Hilltop Area
12401
17.01
1865
123 Cross Hill Road
Millington
Historic
Residence

The home on the hill which is now known as 123 Cross Hill was once the summer residence of the Armfileld's. William W. Armfield probably had this summer home built about 1865.

Millington Hilltop Area
12402
12
1881
126 Cross Hill Road
Millington
Probable Candidate
Residence

Private school started by Nishwitz. Two rooms, one for elementary, the other High school. Originally Nishwitz Octagon Barn-or site of barn. Integrity of this info needs documentation. TR says 1860

Millington Hilltop Area
12401
18
1880
136 Cross Hill Road
Millington
Historic
Residence

Built by Frederick Nishwitz on his land for daughter Wilhelmina Taff and her 2 children Effie Louise and Frederick N. Then owned by other daughter Doretta and husband Fred. Kelley-a well-known architect

Millington Hilltop Area
12401
19
1918
45 Division Avenue
Millington
Historic
Business

Built by the A. D. Runyon Company In 1900. Abram D. Runyon chose this location for his feed mill business presumably because of the convenient location alongside the railroad. His mill ground special mixes for local farmers. The original mill burned in the 1920's and quickly rebuilt. The business changed to a coal service and as coal was replaced with fuel oil, the business again changed. James R. Moore took over operations in the 1950s. It's unclear when the building ceased fuel oil op

--Not in a district--
12303
8
1927
84 Division Avenue
Millington
Probable Candidate
Business

Second location for lumber yard-original mill was started in 1897-Nich. Thomas's son Russell moved the business from 1690 LongHill Rd to this location.

--Not in a district--
12101
34
1895
98 Division Avenue
Millington
Research Required
Residence
--Not in a district--
12101
33
1860
116 Division Avenue
Millington
Research Required
Residence
--Not in a district--
12101
32
1900
126 Division Avenue
Millington
Research Required
Residence
--Not in a district--
12101
31
1913
151 Division Avenue
Millington
Probable Candidate
Residence

Owners in 2016 believe it was lived in by train conductor when RR started.

--Not in a district--
12003
21
1905
314 Elm Street
Stirling
In District
Farming
Stirling Workers District
13004
22.03
1910
331 Elm Street
Stirling
Historic
School

date from G.Thomas 2008 Environmental Commission, Application No.: 08-11Z,Elm Street School Associates, LLC,Block 13006 Lot 14

Stirling Workers District
13006
14
1885
358 Elm Street
Stirling
Research Required
Residence
--Not in a district--
13004
33
1880
367 Elm Street
Stirling
Research Required
Residence

researched because owner wanted to get year built changed on tax bill-

--Not in a district--
13006
5.02
1885
379 Elm Street
Stirling
Research Required
Residence
--Not in a district--
13006
1.01
1895
397 Elm Street
Stirling
Research Required
Residence
--Not in a district--
13005
1
1906
405 Elm Street
Stirling
Research Required
Residence
--Not in a district--
13005
5
1906
409 Elm Street
Stirling
Research Required
Residence
--Not in a district--
13005
6
1875
230 Essex Street
Stirling
Research Required
Residence
--Not in a district--
11511
19
1900
235 Essex Street
Stirling
Research Required
Residence
--Not in a district--
11512
14.03
1900
246 Essex Street
Stirling
Research Required
Residence
--Not in a district--
11511
20
1895
253 Essex Street
Stirling
Research Required
Residence
--Not in a district--
11512
11
1900
254 Essex Street
Stirling
Research Required
Residence
--Not in a district--
11511
22
1900
258 Essex Street
Stirling
Research Required
Residence
--Not in a district--
11511
23
1900
266 Essex Street
Stirling
Research Required
Residence
--Not in a district--
11511
24
1870
270 Essex Street
Stirling
Research Required
Residence

Number 26 section E on 1897 Stirling Silk Mill map.

--Not in a district--
11511
26
1893
277 Essex Street
Stirling
Research Required
Residence
--Not in a district--
11512
5
1900
278 Essex Street
Stirling
Research Required
Residence
--Not in a district--
11511
28
1870
281 Essex Street
Stirling
Research Required
Residence
--Not in a district--
11512
4
1900
282 Essex Street
Stirling
Research Required
Residence
--Not in a district--
11511
29
1870
285 Essex Street
Stirling
Research Required
Residence
--Not in a district--
11512
10
1900
286 Essex Street
Stirling
Research Required
Residence
--Not in a district--
11511
29.01
1885
315 Essex Street
Stirling
Research Required
Residence
--Not in a district--
11603
14
1890
17 Gates Avenue
Gillette
Research Required
Residence
--Not in a district--
13509
38
1925
60 Gillette Road
Meyersville
In District
Residence
Long View Summer Colony Area
13906
13
1833
127 Gillette Road
Meyersville
Research Required
Residence
--Not in a district--
13908
24.01
1880
9 Hamilton Road
Gillette
Research Required
Residence

small w/gambrel roof -behind Castle homes

--Not in a district--
10701
17
1900
26 Hamilton Road
Gillette
Research Required
Residence
--Not in a district--
10701
19
1750
211 Hickory Tavern Road
Meyersville
Historic
Business

"C. Hoffman" appears on the 1868 Beers atlas and "L. Block" on the 1887 Robinson map. According to a Meyersville 110th anniversary booklet, it was owned by Louis Blatt in 1845.

Meyersville Center District
13905
15
1846
223 Hickory Tavern Road
Meyersville
Historic
Church

A German congregation formed in 1846 and two years later they built a one room church at this place which was used until 1895 before it was sold for $65 and moved to 257 New Vernon Rd to make way for construction of the present building. The first services in the new church began in March 1897.

Meyersville Center District
13905
16
1880
38 Hillside Drive
Gillette
Historic
Residence

This is Gillette's equivalent to Millington's Nash/Nishwitz homes. The house is one of the two summer cottages that have survived from the Cammeyer estate.

--Not in a district--
13702
16
1880
50 Hillside Drive
Gillette
Historic
Residence

Gillette's equivalent to Nash/Nishwitz Starburst at peak. This is one of the two summer cottages that have survived from the Cammeyer estate.

--Not in a district--
13702
17
1944
37 Ideal Street
Meyersville
In District
Residence

Summer cottage

Long View Summer Colony Area
13906
8
1920
49 Ideal Street
Meyersville
Probable Candidate
Residence

Hotel for Camp Amity in 1920-30's (Weller) TR says 1947

Long View Summer Colony Area
13906
9.01
1890
7 Indian Run
Millington
Research Required
Residence

Carriage House and worker's house for Daniel Carle/Freeman Farm house

--Not in a district--
10202
16
1850
53 Indian Run
Millington
Research Required
Residence

Farm Manager's house for Daniel Carle/ Freeman Farm.

--Not in a district--
10202
12
1900
41 Kalson Road
Meyersville
In District
Residence
Long View Summer Colony Area
13907
1.03
1764
1769 Knollandale Road
Millington
Probable Candidate
Business

Original section was part of a stagecoach Inn that was at 1738 Long Hill Rd. When burned/demolished in the early 1900s, part was moved across the street and then moved again in 1915 by Ralph Meeker to a foundation on the Hick's tract for tenant farmers. Had major additions in 1980.

--Not in a district--
12901
4.1
1915
103 Lackawanna Boulevard
Gillette
Historic
Residence

An example of an early 19th century bungalow. (DOES IT STILL EXIST?)

--Not in a district--
11106
2
1900
55 Long Hill Road
Gillette
Place of Interest
Residence

7/18/2023. Following a review of records, this home has been delisted has "Historic" and moved to "interesting".

--Not in a district--
13501
8
1900
134 Long Hill Road
Gillette
Research Required
Residence
--Not in a district--
13607
42
1820
438 Long Hill Road
Gillette
Demolished
Residence

Demolished June 2023

--Not in a district--
13803
5
1906
498 Long Hill Road
Gillette
Research Required
Residence
--Not in a district--
13908
19
1900
666 Long Hill Road
Gillette
Research Required
Residence

It is now #662 according to new owner

--Not in a district--
13907
7
1920
686 Long Hill Road
Meyersville
In District
Residence

Shingle style

Long View Summer Colony Area
13907
1.02
1847
892 Long Hill Road
Gillette
Historic
Residence

Elias Williams was born here in 1807 and was a prominent farmer. He inherited the land from John Williams. The area became known as 'Williams Corner'.

--Not in a district--
14101
37
1813
918 Long Hill Road
Gillette
Historic
Residence

This one room school known as "Long Hill Schoolhouse" was erected here about 1813. Classes ended in 1924 when Stirling Central School opened. Two years later, the School Board sold it for $750. And in 1930, it became the private residence of Dorothy and Frederich Steuer.

--Not in a district--
14101
39
1905
1111 Long Hill Road
Stirling
Historic
Residence

This hillside lot overlooks the Passaic Valley and is the easterly neighbor of the Collinson House at 1127 Long Hill Road, The Villa is two doors down at 1143. The home was owned by the Clynes who named the property, "Woodedge".

--Not in a district--
13101
15.02
1890
1122 Long Hill Road
Stirling
Research Required
Residence
--Not in a district--
14204
66
1927
1127 Long Hill Road
Stirling
Historic
Residence

The Noyes Collinson house was built around 1927 when the Chaffanjon property was subdivided (see #73) . A Chaffanjon carriage house originally stood at this location. The carved woodwork is from old railroad ties.

--Not in a district--
13101
14
1870
1143 Long Hill Road
Stirling
Historic
Residence

Built in the late 1800's by Claude Chaffanjon. Mr. Chaffanjon owned a large section of Stirling and was a great benefactor of the Roman Catholic Church in Stirling. He lived at this place and named it "The Villa".

--Not in a district--
13101
13.01
1880
1190 Long Hill Road
Stirling
Historic
Residence

The Hilltop land was originally owned by the Coopers and according to map records, there was a structure at this site as early as 1845.

--Not in a district--
14204
67
1875
1272 Long Hill Road
Stirling
Probable Candidate
Residence

Extensive alterations, The 1887 Atlas of Morris County indicates a building on this site, owned by H.G. Torrey. Is any of the original building standing?

--Not in a district--
14204
70
1770
1292 Long Hill Road
Stirling
Historic
Residence

Major General Benjamin Ludlow lived at this place and is shown on the 1811 Eddy map. He commanded 5000 in the War of 1812. His father, Col. Cornelius Ludlow also lived here and was in Rev. War.

--Not in a district--
14204
71
1900
1400 Long Hill Road
Millington
Historic
Residence

Charles Einsidler was born in Switzerland in 1857. He immigrated to New York about 1884 and was a wealthy Banker there.

--Not in a district--
14205
5
1910
1417 Long Hill Road
Millington
Probable Candidate
Residence

Transitional Shingle Style house, gable and facade, patterned-shingled gables, porch across facade and sides

--Not in a district--
12902
1
1870
1418 Long Hill Road
Millington
Probable Candidate
Residence

Rambling late Victorian. Clapboard siding, facade-length porch with arched supports.

--Not in a district--
14205
1
1760
1434 Long Hill Road
Millington
Historic
Residence

One of the homes located on the larger estate once known as "Cooper Heights"

--Not in a district--
12802
3
1910
1446 Long Hill Road
Millington
Historic
Residence

The home was built by Charles E. Cook in 1910 on lands that until 2006 were owned by descendants of Daniel Cooper. Daniel Cooper came to the Passaic Valley in the early 1700’s where he married Grace Runyon, another prominent family.

--Not in a district--
12802
2
1800
1500 Long Hill Road
Millington
Historic
Residence

One of the homes located on the larger estate once known as "Cooper Heights"

--Not in a district--
12806
12
1900
1527 Long Hill Road
Millington
Historic
Residence

This gray stucco home was built by Margaret M. C. Thompson about 1900 in the English country style with an Arts and Crafts influence. It sits at the edge of the long hill overlooking the valley below. The second Watchung mountain can be seen in the distance.

--Not in a district--
12901
30
1735
1552 Long Hill Road
Millington
Historic
Residence

This home is one four owned by the Cooper family and is one of two known to exist from the 1700's. The larger estate was once known as "Cooper Heights" and included the home at 1500 Long Hill Road.

--Not in a district--
12901
28
1770
1672 Long Hill Road
Millington
Historic
Residence

One of the homes located on the larger estate once known as "Cooper Heights"

--Not in a district--
12604
11
1897
1690 Long Hill Road
Millington
Historic
Residence

Mill/Lumber business, home of town historian G. Thomas

--Not in a district--
12604
10
1800
1699 Long Hill Road
Millington
In District
Residence

One source reports that this was a sewing machine factory in late 1800's but no other evidence and unlikely.

Long Hill Road Streetscape
12901
3
1954
1708 Long Hill Road
Millington
In District
Residence

research date- it seems wrong

Long Hill Road Streetscape
12604
9
1824
1716 Long Hill Road
Millington
In District
Residence

This was possibly an outbuilding for 1708 Long Hill road.

Long Hill Road Streetscape
12604
8.01
1943
1719 Long Hill Road
Millington
In District
Residence

research date- it seems wrong

Long Hill Road Streetscape
12901
2
1890
1720 Long Hill Road
Millington
In District
Residence

Possibly a broom Factory in the late 1800's but no evidence.

Long Hill Road Streetscape
12604
8
1740
1727 Long Hill Road
Millington
Historic
Residence

On 1868 Beers-Lived in by William D. Compton b.1842-blacksmith

--Not in a district--
12901
1
1866
1728 Long Hill Road
Millington
Place of Interest
Business

The blacksmith shop was demolished March 2012. Built by William D. Compton, he was one of the township's first blacksmiths.

--Not in a district--
12604
7
1738 Long Hill Road
Millington
Place of Interest
Residence

Was the site of an Inn that was one of the first stagecoach stops to Elizabeth and Newark. The original building was taken down about 1913. Part of it was moved to 1769 Knollandale.

--Not in a district--
12604
6.01
1760
1767 Long Hill Road
Millington
Historic
Residence

This is a Traditional farmhouse with the interior significantly altered.  The 1986 Historic Sites Survey indicates that the home was constructed circa1840.  An 1868 Atlas shows a building located there.

Millington Village District
12901
4.11
1850
1802 Long Hill Road
Millington
Historic
School

Originally built in the mid 19th century as a one room school. Classes were held there continuously until 1926 when a fire forced classes to be held at the Millington Fire house. A second school room was add as a wing in 1910 on the south-east (left) side.

Millington Village District
12502
29
1906
1839 Long Hill Road
Millington
Research Required
Residence
--Not in a district--
12306
11
1900
1850 Long Hill Road
Millington
Research Required
Residence
--Not in a district--
12502
24
1915
1891 Long Hill Road
Millington
Historic
Residence

The firehouse was built by local carpenter Nicholas Thomas. Additions have been added over the years but the original section facing Long Hill road remains intact.

Millington Village District
12302
13
1928
1901 Long Hill Road
Millington
In District
Business

This building sits across from the historic train station. After the first general store next door burned to the ground in 1920, Mr. Coriell built this new building a year later. While the new building was being built, he ran his business out of a Kenworthy building located on the now gone Main street. A western addition was added later for the post office which also moved from Main street. At the same time, a second story was added for apartments.

Millington Village District
12302
6
1902 Long Hill Road
Millington
Place of Interest
Business

The building sat approximately where the Millington Bank is today, on the corner of Long Hill Rd and Sunny Slope. The sign over the door reads: 'Richard Coriell GENERAL MERCHANDISE'. It was built in 1901 by Richard Coriell Sr. and the family lived above the store. The building was destroyed by fire in 1920. Within a year, the store reopened at a new location, directly across from the train depot. That building still exists and holds the Post Office, apartments and businesses.

--Not in a district--
12502
17
1900
1905 Long Hill Road
Millington
In District
Business

Site of the original barn owned by L. Bower who ran a taxi business here. Then Trimmer and Haas Garage and then Oehley's. In 2012 it was an auto repair shop.

Millington Village District
12302
5
1901
1931 Long Hill Road
Millington
Historic
Train

In 1872, Passenger service between Summit and Bernardsville began with a stop at Millington. In 1901, the small wooden shelter used for nearly 30 years was replaced with an elegant building to welcome visitors traveling west from as far away as New York City.

Millington Village District
10100
7.04
1921
1932 Long Hill Road
Millington
In District
Business

Gone, Coriell's General Store built in 1921 now the home of the Millington Post Office. Includes 1926 and 1932 Long Hill Rd

--Not in a district--
12502
16
1900
115 Long View Terrace
Meyersville
In District
Residence

For sale in 2009

Long View Summer Colony Area
13908
6
1885
197 Long View Terrace
Meyersville
In District
Residence

Development began on the ridge of Long Hill Road about 1900, with construction of large, shingled and rusticated houses. They had a commanding view of the Watchung Hills to the south. When the sites with views were gone, development proceeded down the south slope of Long Hill, with smaller and less pretentious houses generally occupying the lower elevations.

Long View Summer Colony Area
13907
3
1877
Main Avenue
Millington
Demolished
Bridges and Roads

Millington's main street is gone now but in the early 20th century it was the centerpiece of a thriving village. On the north end of Main Street was the newly built and fashionable 1901 train station. Along the short walk down main was a barber shop, post office and a general store. It had 5 stately residences, some of which were boarding houses, and it was lined with large mature trees next to open fields and views of the Passaic river.

--Not in a district--
12301
1
1880
Main Avenue
Stirling
Place of Interest
Parks

Around the mid-1960’s, the headstones were rescued by the Historical Society after the cemetery land in Stirling was sold to a private owner. The locations of the actual graves are unknown. In 1976 the Township committee in cooperation with the Historical

--Not in a district--
13108
7
1900
227 Main Avenue
Stirling
Historic
Business

Stirling Hotel

--Not in a district--
11509
3
1900
246 Main Avenue
Stirling
Research Required
Residence
--Not in a district--
11605
15
1900
251 Main Avenue
Stirling
Research Required
Residence
--Not in a district--
11510
2
1900
252 Main Avenue
Stirling
Research Required
Residence
--Not in a district--
11605
16
1920
253 Main Avenue
Stirling
In District
Farming

The Stirling Workers district is centered along Main Avenue south of-the railroad tracks, and includes the cross streets Mercer, Morris, Essex, Union and Somerset. In this area, small gable end workers' cottages, usually 1 1/2 to two-stories tall, frame, with varying amounts of Victorian wooden detail predominate.

Stirling Workers District
11510
1
1920
255 Main Avenue
Stirling
In District
Business

Carpenter Gothic style The Restore

Stirling Workers District
11510
1
1900
275 Main Avenue
Stirling
Research Required
Residence
--Not in a district--
11511
3
1900
289 Main Avenue
Stirling
Research Required
Residence
--Not in a district--
11511
31
1900
293 Main Avenue
Stirling
In District
Residence

Carpenter Gothic style

Stirling Workers District
11511
30
1900
310 Main Avenue
Stirling
Research Required
Residence
--Not in a district--
11603
17
1900
313 Main Avenue
Stirling
Research Required
Residence
--Not in a district--
11512
32
1900
314 Main Avenue
Stirling
Research Required
Residence
--Not in a district--
11603
18
1900
318 Main Avenue
Stirling
Research Required
Residence
--Not in a district--
11603
19
1900
321 Main Avenue
Stirling
Research Required
Residence
--Not in a district--
11512
30
1897
334 Main Avenue
Stirling
In District
Residence

Gable end Cottage

Stirling Workers District
11602
16
1900
337 Main Avenue
Stirling
Research Required
Residence
--Not in a district--
11513
2
1897
338 Main Avenue
Stirling
In District
Residence

I was the owner of 338 Main Avenue from 1976-1979. At the time I bought the house, I had a Title Search done on the property. The search went back to January 7, 1911 when the property was sold to the Schwarzenbach Huber Company from the bankruptcy of the Stirling Silk Manufacturing Company. On August 1,1928 the property was then sold to the Belgium Realty company, who then sold the property to John and Elizabeth Du Bets on August 7, 1928. The property then changed owners 4 times before I b

Stirling Workers District
11602
18
1900
342 Main Avenue
Stirling
Research Required
Residence
--Not in a district--
11602
19
1900
349 Main Avenue
Stirling
Research Required
Residence
--Not in a district--
11513
35
1900
357 Main Avenue
Stirling
Research Required
Residence
--Not in a district--
11513
33
1926
33 Meadowview Road
Millington
Research Required
Residence
--Not in a district--
12003
2
1926
75 Meadowview Road
Millington
Research Required
Residence

No research has been done. Only added because of year built per MC tax record- previous owner Leslie De Georges says it was built 1911

--Not in a district--
12003
3
1890
278 Mercer Street
Stirling
Research Required
Residence
--Not in a district--
11513
31
1862
339 Mercer Street
Stirling
Research Required
Residence
--Not in a district--
11601
8
1900
Meyersville Circle
Meyersville
Place of Interest
Bridges and Roads

Part of HD

--Not in a district--
11111
1
1902
Meyersville Road
Meyersville
Place of Interest
Cemetery

Land donated by Frederick Nishwitz in 1888. Dedicated in 1902.(G. Thomas) Burial site of prominent local residents.

--Not in a district--
14801
18
1860
63 Meyersville Road
Meyersville
Research Required
Residence
--Not in a district--
13607
39
1900
116 Meyersville Road
Meyersville
Research Required
Residence
--Not in a district--
14901
7.03
1890
208 Meyersville Road
Meyersville
Research Required
Residence
--Not in a district--
14901
10
1864
223 Meyersville Road
Meyersville
Historic
Residence

Originally owned by Knickle Family (German).Src:G Thomas, Only working farm in Long Hill Township. Operated by Edward Kielblock, town councilman, Black Locust 26.75" 223 Meyersville Road was Struck by lightning, August 27, 2000

--Not in a district--
13701
31
1870
479 Meyersville Road
Meyersville
Research Required
Residence

Possibly once the manse to Meyersville Pres.Church-bought from John Schmall in 1889 (110th Anniv. Booklet of MPC) Seems to be right position on 1877 Robinson

--Not in a district--
13901
3.02
1800
486 Meyersville Road
Meyersville
Probable Candidate
Residence

Src:G Thomas, Carriage house was converted into a garage. Center of house is original home and looks c1800'. TR says 1920. Owner says c1900. reconcile dates.

--Not in a district--
14701
22
1926
500 Meyersville Road
Meyersville
Historic
Farming

The grange was founded in 1909 to further social, civic and agricultural interests. A traveling library state run program was hosted there for a time. It is now serves the community holding flea markets and an annual peach festival. The Interior has varnished tongue and groove woodwork and a pressed metal ceiling.

--Not in a district--
14701
23
1950
542 Meyersville Road
Meyersville
Place of Interest
Residence

Src:G Thomas, Listed in Open Space Element, 17.5 acres, block 14701, lot 25, farm qualified, Has been remodeled. According to G.Thomas Guide to Historic buildings, this house now about 200 years old-was it knocked down and rebuilt? Has sheep and horse barns KR2012

--Not in a district--
14701
25.01
1900
588 Meyersville Road
Meyersville
Research Required
Residence

1 1/2 story synthetic siding 20th century house.

Meyersville Center District
14701
26.01
1950
596 Meyersville Road
Meyersville
In District
Business

This was the Resale Barn located just off the Meyersville circle. It was the place to go to buy used ice skates and other used items. Reindeer were kept in a small fenced area very close to the road.

Meyersville Center District
14701
27
1950
609 Meyersville Road
Meyersville
Research Required
Residence

2 1/2 story synthetic siding Victorian Vernacular with extensive rear additions.

Meyersville Center District
13901
1.02
1876
615 Meyersville Road
Meyersville
Place of Interest
Business

John H. Ortman build a blacksmith ship at this site. It was later moved across the street to 618 Meyersville rd.

Meyersville Center District
13901
1.01
1876
618 Meyersville Road
Meyersville
Historic
Business

The building was moved to this spot from across the street c1900-it was directly in front of the Meyersville Pres. Church. Renovated. Historic integrity lost?

Meyersville Center District
14701
28
1920
624 Meyersville Road
Meyersville
Probable Candidate
Residence

Part of HD-Boarding house -renovated. G.Thomas says 1814. dates need reconciling

Meyersville Center District
14701
28
1950
625 Meyersville Road
Meyersville
Place of Interest
Business

On Beers 1868 Atlas, site of Hoffman Store and Post Office. It is a "General Store" today, long time known as "Doms". Prior to store, it was an Esso gas station owned by Roy Hayes 1963-1976. (KR 2012) Year built from Acroterion Report.

Meyersville Center District
13906
1
1900
632 Meyersville Road
Meyersville
Probable Candidate
Business

Part of HD-G. Thomas says store in 1850 owned by Elias Williams, Tavern 1915-1940 by W. Clark. renovated. Historic integrity lost?

Meyersville Center District
14602
10
1900
686 Meyersville Road
Meyersville
Research Required
Residence
--Not in a district--
14602
14
1900
837 Meyersville Road
Meyersville
Research Required
Residence
--Not in a district--
14001
25
1900
856 Meyersville Road
Meyersville
Research Required
Residence
--Not in a district--
14101
27
1902
15 Midvale Avenue
Millington
Research Required
Residence
--Not in a district--
12001
1
1863
240 Morris Street
Stirling
Historic
Residence

Pre-dates the Stirling Historic District. It was Georgian Farmhouse owned by the Benjamin Runyon and built before the industrialization of Stirling. G.Thomas says mid-1700s. Remodeled

--Not in a district--
11512
20
1885
282 Morris Street
Stirling
Research Required
Residence
--Not in a district--
11512
29
1900
315 Morris Street
Stirling
Research Required
Residence
--Not in a district--
11602
15
1900
323 Morris Street
Stirling
Research Required
Residence
--Not in a district--
11602
12.01
1920
343 Morris Street
Stirling
In District
Business

Gable end Cottage

Stirling Workers District
11602
8
1800
353 Morris Street
Stirling
Historic
Residence

This East Jersey style cottage was owned by Joseph Acken and built before the industrialization of Stirling. G. Thomas says built in 1771. TR says built 1800. The picture shown was taken in 2002 and the Historical Society has another picture taken in 1956.

Stirling Workers District
11602
5
1897
24 Morristown Road
Gillette
Historic
Residence

Nicely rehabilitated, This house is on land known as lot #64 of the Elizabethtown purchase. Kennedy Vance was the first to have lived on the property, purchased from Joseph Frazee. Through Vance's daughter, Nancy Vance Squier, the property passed to the Squier family who built the present house. An earlier house on the property was demolished. The previous owner, Mrs. Turnin, had a prosperous chicken farm and vineyards on the site.

--Not in a district--
13301
3
1887
197 Morristown Road
Gillette
Historic
Farming

Owned by Volney Phifer in the 1930s. The grave of one of the MGM the Leo-the-Lion is located here. Slats' (aka "Leo") grave is marked by a pine tree. The site is listed in a Long Hill Township Open Space plan as Block 11203 lot 1 comprising 13.39 acres.

--Not in a district--
11203
1
1878
Mountain Avenue
Gillette
Place of Interest
Parks

Right next to rairoad tracks. Owned and dug by Ritger Excelsior Pottery Factory 1878-1930's. Clay was shipped tp factory in Newark by train. Afterwards, the pits were used as the local swimming and ice skating spot.

--Not in a district--
13406
26
1870
Mountain Avenue
Gillette
Place of Interest
Train

Structure demolished, site important

--Not in a district--
10100
3.1
1868
59 Mountain Avenue
Gillette
Historic
Residence

Second very large home built on property, molded cornice, On the 1868 Atlas of Morris County, property of S. Doty. In 1887, it was owned by J. Sharp according to Robinson's Atlas of that year.

--Not in a district--
13401
1
82 Mountain Avenue
Gillette
In District
Business

Tax Record (TR) indicates year built was 1968.

--Not in a district--
13404
4
1910
95 Mountain Avenue
Gillette
Demolished
Residence

demolished 2007

Mountain Streetscape
13401
22
1930
137 Mountain Avenue
Gillette
In District
Residence

Bungalow

Mountain Streetscape
13401
19
1950
138 Mountain Avenue
Gillette
In District
Residence
Mountain Streetscape
13404
9
1922
167 Mountain Avenue
Gillette
In District
Residence

Colonial Revival in predominately Bungalow neighborhood.

Mountain Streetscape
13401
6
1758
172 Mountain Avenue
Gillette
Historic
Residence

Owned and possibly built by Aaron Thompson. Dates to before 1800. An 1868 Beers Atlas indicates "JD Thompson" . An Article in the Historical Society Archives says four generations of Thompsons lived here. Elizabeth Thompson married William Cauldwell.

--Not in a district--
13404
11
1946
182 Mountain Avenue
Gillette
In District
Residence
Mountain Streetscape
13404
12
1922
187 Mountain Avenue
Gillette
In District
Residence
Mountain Streetscape
13401
7
1886
220 Mountain Avenue
Gillette
Probable Candidate
Residence

Confirm this is a Cornish homestead

--Not in a district--
13404
24
1973
255 Mountain Avenue
Gillette
Research Required
Residence
--Not in a district--
13402
35
1750
275 Mountain Avenue
Gillette
Historic
Residence

The farm was settled circa 1750 by James Caldwell. Mr. Cladwell was an irish immigrant and one of the first settlers to the area that would be come to be known as Gillette. The 1845 Littell map shows this property being owned by Abraham Parrot. The farm house has gable roofs and two end brick chimneys with corbelled caps. The Augustus Grant Cornish purchased the farm in 1856.

--Not in a district--
13402
34
1900
397 Mountain Avenue
Gillette
Research Required
Residence
--Not in a district--
11001
33
1900
413 Mountain Avenue
Gillette
Research Required
Residence
--Not in a district--
11001
56
1900
459 Mountain Avenue
Gillette
Research Required
Residence
--Not in a district--
11002
4
1900
496 Mountain Avenue
Gillette
Research Required
Residence
--Not in a district--
11107
18
1780
503 Mountain Avenue
Gillette
Historic
Business

In 1868 it was the residence of J Matthews according to the Beers Atlas. During the 1890's the Nixdorff's ran a general store in the left section.

--Not in a district--
11001
38
1900
561 Mountain Avenue
Gillette
Probable Candidate
Residence

Vernacular Queen Anne-nice specimen

--Not in a district--
10801
1
1900
580 Mountain Avenue
Gillette
Research Required
Residence
--Not in a district--
10701
22
1868
65 New Vernon Road
Meyersville
Historic
Residence

Early maps indicate the home at 65 New Vernon Road was built sometime between 1845 and 1861.

--Not in a district--
14701
29
1848
257 New Vernon Road
Meyersville
Place of Interest
Church

A wing of this house was the original Meyersville Pres. Church built on 223 Hickory Tavern Rd and moved to this location c1895. Original church section altered too much to recognize-second floor and door moved.

--Not in a district--
14701
30.02
1845
360 New Vernon Road
Meyersville
Historic
Residence

Two corbel caped brick chimneys. Tax records indicate year built is 1845. The 1845 Littell map shows a house on the east side of road owned by Wm. High and is possibly the same home owned by Miller in 1868 as shown on the Beers map. 1887 Robinson shows Miller on West side. Perhaps house was moved. 1986 survey says, that The owner of the house speculated that the building may have been moved. This is evidenced by the absence of any indication of a structure at this location on the 19th centur

--Not in a district--
14602
3.02
560 New Vernon Road
Meyersville
Demolished
Residence

Demolished, barn demoed in 1994

--Not in a district--
none
1895
121 North Avenue
Stirling
Research Required
Residence
--Not in a district--
13002
9
1915
56 Northfield Road
Millington
Research Required
Residence
--Not in a district--
12306
14
1895
66 Northfield Road
Millington
Research Required
Residence
--Not in a district--
12306
48
1935
91 Northfield Road
Millington
Historic
School

Federal WPA (Works Progress Administration) for unemployed workers between 1933-35, Grades 1-6 from Millington and some Gr. 5-6 from Stirling. Colonial Revival. Walter Slifer was the architect.

Millington Village District
12901
4.01
1870
131 Northfield Road
Millington
Research Required
Residence
--Not in a district--
12904
6
1880
147 Northfield Road
Millington
Probable Candidate
Residence

Could be S.H. Matthews home as seen on 1880 map "Environs of Church-Pleasant Valley"Src of date:G Thomas Tax Date:1850 but it is not on 1868 Beers map

--Not in a district--
12904
1
1850
162 Northfield Road
Millington
Research Required
Residence

question date

--Not in a district--
12001
10
1930
11 Norwood Avenue
Gillette
In District
Residence
Norwood Streetscape
10908
43
1930
12 Norwood Avenue
Gillette
In District
Residence
Norwood Streetscape
10901
59
1925
17 Norwood Avenue
Gillette
In District
Residence
Norwood Streetscape
10908
40
1930
18 Norwood Avenue
Gillette
In District
Residence
Norwood Streetscape
10901
56
1930
24 Norwood Avenue
Gillette
In District
Residence
Norwood Streetscape
10901
51
1930
33 Norwood Avenue
Gillette
In District
Residence
Norwood Streetscape
10907
1
1926
34 Norwood Avenue
Gillette
In District
Residence
Norwood Streetscape
10902
1
1935
39 Norwood Avenue
Gillette
In District
Residence
Norwood Streetscape
10907
4
1915
47 Norwood Avenue
Gillette
In District
Residence
Norwood Streetscape
10907
8
1865
101 Oaks Road
Millington
Historic
Residence

Built by Frederick Nishwitz as a summer home. Nishwitz was a philanthropist and Acme Harrow inventor. He had a factory on 109 River Rd., Hackberry Tree 18" diameter

Millington Hilltop Area
12402
10
1870
126 Oaks Road
Millington
Probable Candidate
Residence

This was built by Nishwitz to be the Carriage house for his summer estate home located nearby at 101 Oaks Road.

Millington Hilltop Area
12402
9
1800
55 Old Farm House Road
Millington
Probable Candidate
Residence

Once part of the Boyle tract, the farm house was built at this location in the early 1800's. Visual inspection shows small sized windows on 2nd floor and farmhouse porch. Owner has proudly fixed up the inside and invites a visit

--Not in a district--
10103
4
1800
23 Old Forge Road
Millington
Probable Candidate
Residence

Carriage house of Stagecoach Inn converted to house

--Not in a district--
12604
6
1900
94 Old Forge Road
Millington
Research Required
Residence
--Not in a district--
12702
1
1905
249 Old Forge Road
Millington
Research Required
Residence

Cape Cod. Extensive alterations, 2008 Environmental Report, Application No.: 08-12Z,Applicant: Torpey, Karen, Block 12803 Lot 11

--Not in a district--
12803
11
1900
283 Old Forge Road
Millington
Research Required
Residence

Extensive alterations, Part of Central Ave. determine who owned during Millington Borough Committee movement

--Not in a district--
12803
16
1750
42 Old Mill Road
Millington
Historic
Residence

The land that makes up most of Millington today was originally owned by Solomon Boyle. The Sawmill and mill pond were erected on the property soon after 1732 by Solomon. In 1778 after Solomon's death, all of his land was willed in equal parts to 4 male children. An early bank house structure was likely built about 1740 for workers but research suggests that home itself was likely built circ 1834 by John Dunn.

Millington Village District
12404
1
1740
47 Old Mill Road
Millington
Historic
Residence

Original acreage owned by Solomon Boyle Senior who willed the land in equal parts to 4 children. Research suggests a gristmill was erected on the property soon after 1732 by Solomon senior. An addition was added around 1814 for a Post Office and General Store by Solomon Doughty. Early deeds reference the Cottonwood (American Sycamore) on the property which had a 65" diameter in 1993.

Millington Village District
12301
2
1750
bridge Old Mill Road
Millington
Place of Interest
Bridges and Roads

The bridge was destroyed but location is of historic interest. Date added by KR. G. Thomas references the Bridge.

--Not in a district--
none
1871
16 Overlook Road
Millington
Research Required
Residence
Millington Hilltop Area
12501
6
1900
21 Overlook Road
Millington
Research Required
Residence

Stuart/Ellen Goldstein No research has been done. Only added because of year built per MC tax record

Millington Hilltop Area
12502
6
1914
222 Passaic Avenue
Stirling
Probable Candidate
Farming

222 Passaic Ave sits south of the tracts and just outside the workers' district of Stirling. The house may have been constructed for a factory supervisor. It is a well-preserved example of middle class tastes in the first quarter of the 20th century.

Stirling Workers District
11607
5
1905
258 Passaic Avenue
Stirling
In District
Residence
Stirling Workers District
11608
7
1750
51 Plainfield Road
Gillette
Demolished
Residence

(Src:G Thomas) No longer exists-it is the side entrance to Valley Mall

--Not in a district--
none
1790
57 Plainfield Road
Gillette
Demolished
Residence

On 1868 Beers Atlas. Demolished Feb 2018

--Not in a district--
10601
3
1880
80 Plainfield Road
Gillette
Research Required
Residence
--Not in a district--
10515
13
Pleasant Plains Road
Meyersville
Place of Interest
Monuments

Stone with plaque explaining Revolutionery War Beacon-at intersection of Long Hill Rd and Pleasant Plains Rd

--Not in a district--
14205
5.1
1860
663 Pleasant Plains Road
Meyersville
Probable Candidate
School

Site of Pleasant Plains Schoolhouse-do not know if original-important site regardless

--Not in a district--
14501
1
1900
23 Poplar Drive
Stirling
Research Required
Residence
--Not in a district--
10513
4
1900
72 Poplar Drive
Stirling
Research Required
Residence
--Not in a district--
10503
1
1894
Railroad Avenue
Stirling
Place of Interest
Business

Site of The Stirling Silk Manufacturing Co .Currently an apartment complex

--Not in a district--
11606
1.02
1880
253 Railroad Avenue
Stirling
Research Required
Residence
--Not in a district--
11509
12
1900
257 Railroad Avenue
Stirling
Research Required
Residence
--Not in a district--
11509
11
1920
261 Railroad Avenue
Stirling
Probable Candidate
Residence

Src:G Thomas. Was site of blacksmith shop of Joseph Germershausen 1880-1940. Foundation and chimney look old -date is from TR-seems older-reconcile dates

--Not in a district--
11509
10
1900
265 Railroad Avenue
Stirling
Research Required
Residence
--Not in a district--
11509
9
1871
Railroad over Gorge
Millington
Place of Interest
Train

Railroad came through in 1871. Stronger bridge over gorge built in 1928. T. Taber

--Not in a district--
none
1877
109 River Road
Millington
Probable Candidate
Residence

Site is marked on the 1877 Robinson's Atlas of Morris County.

--Not in a district--
12203
32.05
1860
160 River Road
Millington
Probable Candidate
Farming

src: Robinson 1887

--Not in a district--
12201
1
1890
170 River Road
Millington
Probable Candidate
Residence

Part of HD

Millington Village District
12201
2
1930
190 River Road
Millington
Research Required
Residence

check date, must decide if this is a "3" or an "8" historic value.

River Streetscape
12201
6
1905
206 River Road
Millington
Research Required
Residence

must decide if this is a "2" or an "8" historic value. The small cape section toward the south side is original. The large northern section is an addition.

--Not in a district--
12201
8
1901
210 River Road
Millington
Research Required
Residence

must decide if this is a "2" or an "8" historic value.

--Not in a district--
12201
9
1936
226 River Road
Millington
Research Required
Residence

must decide if this is a "2" or an "8" historic value.

River Streetscape
12201
11
1880
258 River Road
Millington
Research Required
Residence

Unable to locate street address 258 on road

--Not in a district--
12202
15
1874
260 River Road
Millington
Research Required
Residence

must decide if this is a "2" or an "8" historic value. Duplex includes 262 River Rd

River Streetscape
12202
36
1904
266 River Road
Millington
Research Required
Residence

must decide if this is a "3" or an "8" historic value. Triplex includes 268 and 270 River rd

--Not in a district--
12202
35
1953
111 Riverview Avenue
Gillette
In District
Residence

Newer than other homes in the streetscape

Norwood Streetscape
10903
53
1936
119 Riverview Avenue
Gillette
In District
Residence
Norwood Streetscape
10903
49
1905
1 Semerad Road
Millington
Research Required
Residence
--Not in a district--
12502
15
1952
321 Somerset Street
Historic

The Stirling Volunteer Fire Company was organized in 1913. The company operated out of various buildings around Stirling until it they built the firehouse at its present location. Construction was completed in September 1952. The site received a Historical Plaque in February 2022.

1900
353 Somerset Street
Stirling
Research Required
Residence
--Not in a district--
11605
2.01
1900
367 Somerset Street
Stirling
Research Required
Residence
--Not in a district--
11605
2
1925
349 South Northfield Road
Millington
Research Required
Residence

Smargassi House No research has been done. Only added because of year built per MC tax record

--Not in a district--
10201
4
1771
362 South Northfield Road
Millington
Demolished
Farming

Home was demolished to make way for roadway known as Aaron Drive.

--Not in a district--
none
1900
390 South Northfield Road
Millington
Researched and Declined
Residence

In the 1996 Master Plan.

--Not in a district--
10106
4
1764
433 South Northfield Road
Millington
Historic
Residence

Probably built around 1764 by Joshua Davis. The abstract on this property does not go back further than 1784. However, it is believed that it was built 20 years earlier than this date. Walls are brick to the second floor and floor boards are the original 17 inches wide. It was the Moore Family Farm in later years.

--Not in a district--
10201
6
1888
Stirling Lake
Stirling
Place of Interest
Parks

Made from a series of springs. Blocks of ice were cut from the lake to be used in iceboxes. Used for skating, swimming. Land was donated by Einsidler who lived at 1400 Long Hill Rd (he owned much of upper Stirling. Known for water tower on his property which fed silk mill area.)

--Not in a district--
13104
1
1870
Stonehouse Road
Millington
Place of Interest
Bridges and Roads

Once part of the stagecoach route from Elizabeth to Basking Ridge. At the time, Long Hill Road curved into the village area of Millington and included the Stonehouse Bridge. The Basking Ridge Red Brick School house has a poster advertising a "ferry trip from NYC to NJ where you would pick up the stagecoach for the trip to Basking Ridge" seen on 1877 Robinson but not on 1868 Beers map

--Not in a district--
none
1890
33 Stonehouse Road
Millington
Historic
Business

Last remaining building from Main St.Millington. Office building for Barrett Roofing. It housed the last manual switchboard to be retired by NJ Bell (Millington was the last dial-conversion in the state. The dial office was built close to the old "switchboard in the living room" because that's where all the wires were concentrated.)

--Not in a district--
12101
36
1905
26 Sunnyslope
Millington
Research Required
Residence
--Not in a district--
12502
22
1920
32 Sunnyslope
Millington
Research Required
Residence
--Not in a district--
12502
21
1908
34 Sunnyslope
Millington
Probable Candidate
Residence

Built for 'Granny Nash' -significantly changed fm.original but part of Nash/Nishwitz story. Hist. Soc. Has pictures of it being built. Smaller bungalow #32 built below by her later

Millington Village District
12502
11
1790
48 Sunnyslope
Millington
Historic
Residence

Col. Solomon Boyle (Solomon III) and sister Jane, grandchildren of Solomon I, lived here. Possibly built by Solomon II originally.

Millington Village District
12502
19
1940
60 Taff
Millington
Research Required
Residence

Souders' House No research has been done. Only added because of year built per MC tax record. Circa 1940's A.D. Runyon and his two sisters moved into this house. They had previously lived on South Northfield. They moved a fireplace and large mirror from the old homestead to this location.

Millington Hilltop Area
12502
7
1907
19 The Crescent
Millington
Research Required
Residence
--Not in a district--
12305
7
1907
29 The Crescent
Millington
Research Required
Residence
--Not in a district--
12305
9
1900
332 Valley Road
Gillette
Research Required
Residence

Next to 331 Valley Rd, 331 is listed in the Open Space Element

--Not in a district--
10910
16
1920
488 Valley Road
Gillette
Probable Candidate
Residence

Built in 1920 as LoPresti's General Store. The store also sold liquor and Sunoco gas in the 50's. Listed in Open Space Element, 8.6 acres tax records list the location as "488-490" Called Eldridge and Steele Antiques in 1986 Survey. Site is backed into the hillside.

Valley Streetscape
11001
22
1900
491 Valley Road
Gillette
Research Required
Residence

Listed in Open Space Element, 9.62 acres Block 10801, lot 6.01

Valley Streetscape
10801
6.01
496 Valley Road
Gillette
Research Required
Residence

Tax Records indicate the property location as "496-502"

Valley Streetscape
11001
23
1900
542 Valley Road
Gillette
Research Required
Residence

White Willow 62.42"

--Not in a district--
11001
28
1920
552 Valley Road
Gillette
Research Required
Residence
Valley Streetscape
11001
29
1918
560 Valley Road
Gillette
Research Required
Residence
Valley Streetscape
11001
30
1940
561 Valley Road
Gillette
Research Required
Residence
Valley Streetscape
10801
5.01
1900
574 Valley Road
Gillette
Research Required
Residence
Valley Streetscape
11001
31
1850
577 Valley Road
Gillette
Research Required
Residence
Valley Streetscape
10801
5.03
1930
584 Valley Road
Gillette
Research Required
Residence
Valley Streetscape
11001
25
1921
587 Valley Road
Gillette
Research Required
Residence

Lynn Spurrier said it was built by her father Harry Deveney from an army barrack brought to the property

Valley Streetscape
10801
5.04
1900
590 Valley Road
Gillette
Research Required
Residence
Valley Streetscape
11001
26
1930
599 Valley Road
Gillette
Research Required
Residence
Valley Streetscape
10801
5.06
1930
603 Valley Road
Gillette
Research Required
Residence
Valley Streetscape
10801
5.07
1940
630 Valley Road
Gillette
Research Required
Residence
Valley Streetscape
11001
27.01
1915
633 Valley Road
Gillette
Probable Candidate
Residence

Renovations have removed the front porch which made this bungalow, shown here in 1986, unique.

--Not in a district--
10801
2
1912
640 Valley Road
Gillette
Place of Interest
Business

Building is gone- it is currently Psychic reader and salon

--Not in a district--
11001
36
1850
716 Valley Road
Gillette
Historic
Residence

Built at the turn of the 20th century, this was a Cornish home and was once used as the township library. It is a beautifully constructed Queen Anne. Below the front gable front is a stained glass bay window. The foundation is fieldstone likely collected from the general area.

--Not in a district--
11102
47
1811
738 Valley Road
Gillette
Historic
Residence

Once a post office. A home in the 19th century to the Cornish family who were early settlers of Passaic Township. Of note is a Catalpa tree on the township "Big Tree" list. It is listed as being over 45" in diameter. Built in 1811.

--Not in a district--
11102
46
1935
759 Valley Road
Gillette
Historic
School

Public Works Admin. (PWA) Project, Grades 1-6 from Meyersville, Gillette and Homestead Park and some Gr5-6 from Stirling. Celebrated Diamond Jubilee in 2010

--Not in a district--
10701
3
1886
1012 Valley Road
Gillette
Place of Interest
Business

On 1868 Beers Atlas owner N.Bowers (store?). TR says 1800. remodeled-lost historic integrity

--Not in a district--
11301
1.01
1905
1462 Valley Road
Millington
Probable Candidate
Residence

Believed that core of house was moved here from another site-homeowner says from near the river. TR says 1835

--Not in a district--
11701
26
1900
1503 Valley Road
Millington
Research Required
Residence
--Not in a district--
10301
11
1900
1517 Valley Road
Millington
Probable Candidate
Residence

Nicely renovated Listed in Open Space Element, 10.76 acres Block 10301, lot 10

--Not in a district--
10301
10
1895
1529 Valley Road
Millington
Probable Candidate
Farming

Listed in Open Space Element, 22.5 acres Block 10301, lot 9, 2008 Env Commission, Application No.: 08-06Z, Tre-Cigini Valley Rd. Realty, LLC, Re-establish wholesale

--Not in a district--
10301
9
1920
1557 Valley Road
Millington
Probable Candidate
Residence

one builder built 4 houses in this area. (from Peg Arnold) Listed in Open Space Element, 7.41 acres Block 10301, lot 8

--Not in a district--
10301
8
1875
1576 Valley Road
Millington
Historic
Residence

Seen on 1877 Robinson but not 1868 Beers

--Not in a district--
11801
1
1803
1663 Valley Road
Millington
Historic
Residence

Daniel Carle was the grandson of Jacob Carle (Carleton road was named after this family) Historical Society has correspondence calling it the Freeman Farm. (Barn assoc. with house is now 7 Indian Run 10202_16. Tr says 1850)

--Not in a district--
10202
10
1887
1731 Valley Road
Millington
Historic
Residence

It is unclear if the Macdonald Farmstead is named for 1732 Valley Rd or 1727 Valley Road. Historian Gwendolyn Thomas believed that 1727 was the original Macdonald Farm.

--Not in a district--
10201
7.02
1789
1732 Valley Road
Millington
Historic
Church

On 1868 Beers Atlas. Acroterion says early 19th C. Eleanor Turbett called this house the MacDonald Farmstead in a write-up she did in 1988 . See 1731 Valley Rd

--Not in a district--
11902
18
1900
1740 Valley Road
Millington
Research Required
Residence
--Not in a district--
11902
17
1900
1803 Valley Road
Millington
Historic
Residence

According to the 1986 Acroterion Report, "The house was constructed in 1900 as a wedding gift for the daughter of the Runyon family who owned the adjacent farm."

--Not in a district--
10104
5
1907
1916 Valley Road
Millington
Research Required
Residence

Tax records indicate the property is cape from 1907. Visual inspection shows the property remains a cape. The front is stone.

--Not in a district--
12004
45
1900
278 Warren Avenue
Stirling
Research Required
Residence
--Not in a district--
11511
15
1900
282 Warren Avenue
Stirling
Research Required
Residence
--Not in a district--
11511
16
1885
291 Warren Avenue
Stirling
Research Required
Residence
--Not in a district--
11504
22
1902
West Avenue
Stirling
Place of Interest
Cemetery

Lot #71 is Presbyterian side of cemetery. Lot #70 is St. Vincent's side

--Not in a district--
12901
71
1813
1 West Dogwood Terrace
Millington
Historic
Farming

Was previously 72 Basking Ridge Road. A cannon ball is said to have been found on the property. Original Farmhouse for 120 acre farm.

--Not in a district--
12702
4
1871
White Bridge Road
Meyersville
Place of Interest
Church

Site of Pleasant Plains Church-known as "Our Daughter of the Swamp" by St. Jane's Methodist Church(Basking Ridge)

--Not in a district--
14301
1
1800
508 White Bridge Road
Meyersville
Demolished
Residence

508 White Bridge was demolished in 2002 by the US Fish & Wildlife Service/Great Swamp.

--Not in a district--
none
1800
540 White Bridge Road
Meyersville
Historic
Residence

The White-Meeker House will revert to U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service after the present owners pass away. It will likely be demolished.

--Not in a district--
15202
4.02
1793
684 White Bridge Road
Meyersville
Historic
Residence

Built in the late 18th century. Littell says that the builder, "removed from Westfield to Sterling Valley, (the great swamp.) about the year 1787"

--Not in a district--
15202
3
1887
715 White Bridge Road
Meyersville
Historic
Residence
--Not in a district--
14601
2
1905
996 White Bridge Road
Meyersville
Research Required
Residence
--Not in a district--
14501
9
1885
1066 White Bridge Road
Meyersville
Research Required
Residence

Listed in Open Space Element, 10 acres Block 14501 lot 6.04. run down

White Bridge Road Streetscape
14501
6.04
1885
1141 White Bridge Road
Meyersville
Probable Candidate
Residence

Listed in Open Space Element, 10.06 acres Block 14502 lot 2. Multiple buildings.

White Bridge Road Streetscape
14502
2
1881
1358 White Bridge Road
Meyersville
Historic
Residence

Nicely rehabilitated exterior. Has 2 old, dilapidated barns

White Bridge Road Streetscape
14401
7
1526 White Bridge Road
Meyersville
Place of Interest
Residence

Reggie's Playland Farm opened about 1947 and sold in 1955. Later it was the Mill Ridge Swim Club before being demolished.

White Bridge Road Streetscape
14401
3
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