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Morris County

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Cooper Gristmill

Category: Morris County

Features: Cosplay, Family, Historic, Individual, Mills, Pets, and Stone

Cooper Gristmill, located on 14 acres, was built in 1826 and is one of the remaining restored water-powered mills in Read more...

Morris County

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Ford-Faesch Manor House

Category: Morris County

Features: Historic, Individual, National Register of Historic Places, and Stone

The Ford-Faesch House was built in 1768 by Colonel Jacob Ford, builder of the Ford Mansion in Morristown, also known Read more...

Morris County

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Grace Lord Park / Boonton Falls

Category: Morris County

Features: Bridge, Gazebo, Stone, and Waterfalls

Boonton Falls is behind Grace Lord Park where there is a gazebo and a path with a bridge leading to Read more...

Passaic County

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Lambert Tower

Category: Passaic County

Features: Architecture, Family, Historic, Individual, National Register of Historic Places, and Stone

This seventy-foot observatory tower was built by Catholina Lambert in 1896. Along with Lambert Castle, the structure was built reminiscent Read more...

Bergen County

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New Bridge Landing

Category: Bergen County

Features: Couples, Engagement, Family, Historic, Maternity, National Register of Historic Places, Pets, and Stone

New Bridge served as a battleground, fort, encampment ground, military headquarters, and intelligence-gathering post in every year of the American Revolution. The Read more...