Location ID: #10150221
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The Academic Building features 20 state-of-the-art classrooms wired for computers and offering interactive television capabilities; seminar and conference rooms; and "Leafs and Grains," a student/faculty lounge and snack bar.
Location ID: #10150220
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The Science Building and Cottages are home to biology, chemistry, allied health and medical technology department. The buildings were adapted from the former carriage house and stables built in the late 1890s as part of the original ...
Location ID: #10150222
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The John and Joan Monninger Center for Learning and Research is situated where walkways from residence halls and the student center meet walkways to the other academic resources of the Florham Campus -- truly the Center of academic life for the ...
Location ID: #10150218
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Hennessy Hall (The Mansion) is the centerpiece of the campus. This 100-room Georgian-style masterpiece was designed in the 1890s by Stanford White, and replicates a wing in Henry VIII's Hampton Court. Most of its interior decorations (such as ...
Location ID: #10231660
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Morris County's Destination for Everyday Shopping
Hanover Commons is home to the first Home Depot in the State of NJ. The center’s anchors, including Dick’s, Marshall’s and Saks Fifth Avenue Off 5th, perform above the
New Jersey average sales ...
Location ID: #10231650
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INDUSTRIAL, WAREHOUSE, SPACE AVAILABLE IN MORRIS COUNTY
This East Hanover Class B warehouse is centrally located in northern New Jersey’s Morris County on Route 10 and Murray Road. Comprising over 1.2M square feet of industrial capabilities, East ...
Location ID: #288
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Soundstage and rental services close to NYC.
8,000 square feet, 4,000 square foot soundstage, lighting control room, 18' ceilings, dressing room, hair and makeup stations, conference rooms, kitchen sets
Location ID: #10151193
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Opened on December 5, 1906. Boasts a 1500 square foot gigantic sunken hardwood floor. It also has marble staircases, multiple balconies, a video projection unit and a theater screen.
Location ID: #10163336
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This large Georgian style home was built in the early 1770's for Jacob Ford, Jr., an iron manufacturer, and his family. Mr. Ford also served as a colonel in the Morris County Militia during the Revolutionary War. Ford died in January 1777 while 35 ...
Location ID: #10179356
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Jockey Hollow was the traditional Wick family estate in New Jersey. Throughout the Revolutionary War, it was used by the Continental Army as its main winter encampment, and it housed the entire Continental Army during the Winter at Jockey Hollow, ...
Location ID: #10149547
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1854 Gothic revival-style mansion. The Willows that was once the home to the elite Foster family, the previous owners of Fosterfields.
Location ID: #10150179
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An on-campus greenhouse that brings fresh, local produce to nearby food banks, soup kitchens, and the Farm Stand.
Location ID: #10164495
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The majestic 127.48 acres of The Frelinghuysen Arboretum offer a serene place to relax, as well as to learn, explore, and celebrate. Surrounding a magnificent Colonial Revival mansion, the woodlands, meadows, gardens, and distinctive collections of ...
Location ID: #10150187
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Built in 1926 across from the Greek Theater.
Location ID: #10153251
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The Morris Museum was founded as a children's museum in 1913. In 1964 it moved to the Twin Oaks, Georgian-style mansion on the former grounds of the Frelinghuysen estate. Since then, the Museum's emphasis on visual art has grown and in 2003, the ...
Location ID: #10146373
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The William G. Mennen Sports Arena was built in 1973 on land donated by the Mennen Company. On Sunday, January 12, 1975, the William G. Mennen Sports Arena was officially opened to the public. At the opening, there was only one ice surface with ...
Location ID: #10146374
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The William G. Mennen Sports Arena was built in 1973 on land donated by the Mennen Company. On Sunday, January 12, 1975, the William G. Mennen Sports Arena was officially opened to the public. At the opening, there was only one ice surface with ...
Location ID: #10146372
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The William G. Mennen Sports Arena was built in 1973 on land donated by the Mennen Company. On Sunday, January 12, 1975, the William G. Mennen Sports Arena was officially opened to the public. At the opening, there was only one ice surface with ...
Location ID: #10164484
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Loantaka Brook Reservation is a general purpose park comprised of 883 acres with 9.9 miles of trails. This linear greenway through a lush flat terrain park is perfect for bicycling, jogging, hiking, horseback riding, cross-country skiing, and much ...
Location ID: #303
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Lewis Morris County Park offers many attractions as a general purpose park comprised of 2,196 acres with 22.1 miles of trails. It is the second largest county park in the park system. This popular facility includes hiking, off-road biking, and ...
Location ID: #10149585
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The tudor-style mansion was built in 1917 and inspired by Compton Wynyates, a 16th-century castle in Warwickshire, England and today, is on the National Register of Historic Places.
Inside the castle walls, the Great Hall and Library boast ...
Location ID: #10149546
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Fields and pastures on this 100-year-old, 200-acre farm.
Location ID: #10149545
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Wishing to preserve her beloved home and give future generations the chance to experience the sights, smells, and sounds of rural life, Caroline Foster in 1972 donated Fosterfields to the Morris County Park Commission, to be preserved as a ‘living ...
Location ID: #301
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Enjoy a wide range of geological and ecological experiences at the spectacular natural area known as Pyramid Mountain Natural Historic Area. This area of 1,675 acres offers rugged trails, fields, forests, rock outcroppings, and wetlands. The highest ...