Steuben House

The Steuben House features architectural elements characteristic of 18th-century residential construction, with traditional stonework and period-specific design elements throughout the structure.

Originally constructed during the colonial period, this residence became part of the National Register of Historic Places due to its role in early American settlement patterns.

The property represents the architectural traditions of early European settlers in New Jersey, reflecting construction methods and social patterns of colonial America.

Visitors can access guided tours of the house during regular operating hours, with parking available on site and informational materials provided at entrance.

The structure maintains numerous original architectural features from its construction period, including hand-carved wooden elements and period-specific building materials.

Location: River Edge

GPS coordinates: 40.91361,-74.03083

Latest update: March 2, 2025 21:14