Ross Hall, Colonial farmhouse in Piscataway, New Jersey.
The two-story brick house featured a stone foundation and gambrel roof, combining elements of Georgian and Dutch colonial architectural designs.
Edward Antill constructed Ross Hall in 1739, and General George Washington used it as headquarters during the American Revolutionary War in 1778.
The property included a 370-acre farm with an orchard of 500 apple trees, reflecting early American agricultural production methods.
The New Brunswick Golf Club operated its clubhouse at Ross Hall until 1925, when Rutgers University acquired the property for educational purposes.
A preserved parlor wall from the original Ross Hall structure will be displayed at the Metlar-Bodine House Museum in Piscataway.
Location: New Jersey
Inception: 1739
GPS coordinates: 40.51083,-74.44861
Latest update: March 10, 2025 06:44
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