Description
Step back in time at the King George Inn, a colonial-era dining room with teal walls and a magnificent brick fireplace, furnished with authentic period pieces. This historic inn, built in 1692, was once a stage stop on King George’s Road. This postcard, from the 1950s, showcases the charm of this oldest building in Warren Township.
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KING GEORGE INN
Built in 1692
Somerset County Route 527
Mount Bethel, N.J.
The King George Inn is the oldest building in
Warren Township. For many years it was a
stage stop on King George's Road, a pre-revolutionary highway running from Perth Amboy
to Morristown. During restoration work of
1953-54, original hand-hewn beams were uncovered in the Tap Room. The Dining Room
is furnished in authentic period pieces.
M. James Hayden
Tel.: Millington 7-0410
American Aerial Survey Co., Hackettstown, N.J.
Photo by P. O. Scheller
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