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Isaac Clark Farmstead

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Isaac Clark, a Morris County Freeholder and Council of Safety member, owned over 60 acres of land and the original 2 room house built using beams from the collapsed balcony of the New Providence Presbyterian Church. Clark's ownership is recorded on a map dated 1778 by George Washington's surveyor, Robert Erskine. Soldiers from Col. Joseph Vose's regiment were believed to have quartered here during the Revolution.
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