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NAME: Noyes
Collinson House COMMON
NAME: . LOCATION: 1127 Long Hill
Road BLOCK/LOT: . VILLAGE: Stirling USGS
QUAD: Chatham OWNER: UTM
REFS:
CONSTRUCTION
DATE: 1927 SOURCE OF
DATE: Documentation ARCHITECT: . BUILDER: STYLE: Spanish Colonial FORM / PLAN
TYPE: Square NUMBER OF
STORIES: 21/2 FOUNDATION: Fieldstone and
concrete EXTERIOR WALL
FABRIC: Stucco FENESTRATION: Multi light
casements ROOF: Hipped roof with extended
eaves CHIMNEY(S): Stuccoed center
chimney. ADDITIONAL
ARCHITECTURAL DESCRIPTION: Recessed porch on first floor
and balcony on second floor, projecting bay window,
second floor facade, round-arched opening connects
house to two-car garage.
Sited on a well landscaped lot with vista of wooded hillside to south. Driveway entrance marked by stucco pillars and a 19th century iron fence. Adjacent three car garage. SURROUNDING ENVIRONMENT
House created about 1927 from a carriage house belonging to adjacent residence (survey #1430-73). The carved woodwork is from old railroad ties. No architectural vestiges of the carriage house remain.
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: An unusual style type to find
in the hills of Morris County, New Jersey.
Nevertheless, it is well executed and well -
integrated into its site. REFERENCES: Article in Charm magazine
November, 1927. Copy in owner's
possession. RECORDED
BY: Janet W. Foster DATE: March-July 1986 ORGANIZATION: Acroterion . . UPDATED ENTRY
BY: L. Fast / Claire
Monroe DATE: April 2002 ORGANIZATION: Long Hill Township Historic
Preservation Advisory Committee . .
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