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Erected about 1810 on the site of an earlier house, the brick and sandstone center section was built in Dutch Colonial style, with wings added circa 1820-1875. It was the homestead of Teunis Haring, a farmer and Chosen Freeholder of Bergen County. Later owned by his son John T. Haring, also a Freeholder, it was occupied by the family for 100 years. Silent motion pictures were produced here about the time of World War I, and later it was the “300 House” tavern.
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Old Tappan, New Jersey · United States
