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The White Horse Inn is the oldest landmark remaining in the town and is architecturally dated to 1860. It was originally named the Shamong Hotel in 1876. The town was later renamed Chatsworth when Prince Mario Ruspoli formed a land syndicate with Jonathan Godfrey and other notable investors. The White Horse Inn was once the residence of Alfred Stevenson, manager of the Chatsworth Cranberry Association cranberry operation.
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