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Anchorage, 40 Knollwood Road, c. 1880

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40 Knollwood was one of the original Hartshorn Homes. It was constructed c. 1880 by Lamb and Wheeler. Transfer of deed was made by Stewart Hartshorn to Alice Haswell in 1880. The house was called "The Anchorage" and featured prominently in the earliest representations of Short Hills Park and was featured in Bucknell & Comstock's pattern book. (Gouverneur K. Haswell House)

2022.003.047

Sticks, Shingles and Stones

2022.003

1881 Bicknell and Comstock Pattern Book, Plates 45 & 45. Not reproduced in Sticks, Shingles & Stones.

         Interior Finish Designs from 1881 Bicknell and Comstock Pattern Book; Architects: Lamb & Wheeler. Queen Anne Style.

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