Historical Marker

Guest House

Marker is at the intersection of Livingston Avenue and Morris Street, on the left when traveling south on Livingston Avenue. · Middlesex

Inscription

Built by Henry Guest, 1760, of local stone. Thomas Paine once stayed here briefly. Relocated in 1925, became Art Center in 1940.

AddressMarker is at the intersection of Livingston Avenue and Morris Street, on the left when traveling south on Livingston Avenue.

Sayreville, NJ

In 1851 Cornelius Farley established this smithy in New Brunswick.

Built, 1942, as staging area for Europe-bound troops.

Site of famous colonial tavery, razed in 1905.

Section from original Camden and Amboy R.R. track, built by Robert Stevens, 1832.

South River, NJ

Site of first American intercollegiate foorball game, Nov. 6, 1869.