The Water Tower on the Cross Estate
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The water tower at the Cross Estate is typical of structures that were designed to make isolated estates in the early 20th century self-sufficient.
Between 1903 and 1906, Mr. and Mrs. John Anderson, It was built of granite
At one time it had two wooden balconies originally surrounding the second and fifth floors. They were removed for safety reasons.
In the mid-1920s the wooden windmill was broken in a storm. It was electrified after the Cross family purchased the property in 1929.
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The Water Tower, The Cross Mansion, Queen Anne Farm, Hardscabble House, The Cross Estate, Cross Estate Garden, Mansion, New Jersey Estate, National Pa
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