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Built about 1806 by Jacob Haring and purchased in 1816 by Thomas Cadmus, a farmer who owned adjacent land, the two-room farmhouse came to be known by his name. It had many later owners and became a commercial property in the 1920s, and it was altered over the years. In 1985, a group of concerned citizens moved the house from its original site on Fair Lawn Avenue, and it is now the official Fair Lawn Museum.
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Fair Lawn, New Jersey · United States
