Stage House Inn

Stage House Inn is a New Jersey historical marker in Union County.

Union County · Marker is on Front Street (County Route 620) near Park Avenue (County Route 655), on the left when traveling north.

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[Upper Marker]: Center section built, 1737, became an inn during stage coach days. Enlarged in early 19th century for summer boarders. [Lower Marker]: Circa 1737 “Stage House & Liberty Pole” Col. Recompense Stanberry, Innkeeper during the Revolution raised a troop of Jersey Blues at Liberty Pole which stood in front of Inn, many years a stop for Swift Sure Stage Line.

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Marker data: New Jersey Historical Commission

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