Van Campen Inn

Van Campen Inn is a New Jersey historical marker in Sussex County, dedicated 1964.

Sussex County · dedicated 1964 · On lower road in front of house. Old Mine Road near road to Walpack Center · location approximate

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Built about 1750 by Isaac Van Campen. He was host to Gen. Horation Gates in 1776 and later to Vice President John Adams.

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Van Campen Inn

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