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NAME: . COMMON
NAME: Passaic
Township Grange #188 LOCATION: Meyersville Road BLOCK/LOT: . VILLAGE: Meyersville USGS
QUAD: Chatham OWNER: UTM
REFS: Zone/Northing/Easting
CONSTRUCTION
DATE: 1930 SOURCE OF
DATE: local
histories ARCHITECT: . BUILDER: STYLE: Vernacular FORM / PLAN
TYPE: L plan with gable and
facade NUMBER OF
STORIES: 1 FOUNDATION: concrete EXTERIOR WALL
FABRIC: Wood shingle FENESTRATION: 6/6 sash ROOF: Gable roof CHIMNEY(S): ADDITIONAL
ARCHITECTURAL DESCRIPTION: Paired double front doors;
shed roof porch with simple supports. Interior with
varnished tongue and groove woodwork; pressed metal
ceiling.
Sited close to road and surrounded by unpaved parking on either side. SURROUNDING ENVIRONMENT
Sited east of village of Meyersville SIGNIFICANCE & HISTORICAL INFORMATION The Grange movement of the 19th century served to organize farmers for educational and social purposes. The grange building here attests to the importance of agriculture in Passaic Township before the second World War. The Passaic Township Grange was chartered in 1909, meeting at the homes of several members. The Grange became dormant during World War I, but was reactivated in 1922. The Grange constructed this hall in 1930.
PHYSICAL
CONDITION OF STRUCTURES: EXCELLENT GOOD FAIR POOR REGISTER
ELIGIBILITY: YES POSSIBLE NO PART OF DISTRICT THREATS TO
SITE: ROADS DEVELOPMENT ZONING DETERIORATION X NO THREAT OTHER .. .. COMMENTS: REFERENCES: RECORDED
BY: Janet W. Foster DATE: March-July 1986 ORGANIZATION: Acroterion . . UPDATED ENTRY
BY: L. Fast / W. O.
Watts DATE: June 1999 ORGANIZATION: Long Hill Township Historic
Preservation Advisory Committee . .
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