Hendershot House and the Christie House

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2017-06-28

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On the right is the Hendershot House. It is a two-story house on a concrete foundation. The style of the home, with its slate shingles, white clapboarding, and dark green trim, is consistent with the other homes in the village. The Christie House was built in 1913 by George Batten. The house was built for the purpose of housing workers at George Batten�s creamery. After the creamery was closed, the buildings were sold as residential homes and private owners modified the house over the following years. This house was built shortly before the Hendershot House and is considered the more stylish of the two.
The Christie House
The Hendershot House
Walpack Center
Wallpack
Delaware Water Gap
Delaware River
National Recreation Area
NPS
National Park Service
National Park
The Skylands
NJ Skylands
The New Jersey Skylands
New Jersey Skylands
Jersey Skylands
Lakeland
New Jersey
Sussex County
Northwestern New Jersey
Jersey
NJ
The Garden State
Pennsylvania
PA
The Keystone State
U.S. National Register of Historic Places
New Jersey Register of Historic Places
U.S. Historic district

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