Brown Mansion, Clifton Park, NJ
Title
Brown Mansion, Clifton Park, NJ
Subject
WHC185
Description
A black and white photo postcard of the mansion of James Brown, principal of the Brown Brothers Bank in New York City. After Brown's death, the house was converted to a church, first as an outpost of the Grove Reformed Church on Kennedy Boulevard in North Bergen, then a Christian Science Church and is currently part of the Shree Swaminarayan Hindu Temple on Louisa Place. The mansion portion of the current building is the oldest extant building in Weehawken, having been built circa 1836. Postmarked August 31, 1909 from Weehawken.
Date
1909
Type
PC
Identifier
WHC185
Coverage
Louisa Place,Weehawken, NJ [40.77633429999999,-74.0153404]
Geolocation
Citation
“Brown Mansion, Clifton Park, NJ,” The Weehawken Time Machine, accessed April 24, 2024, https://weehawkentimemachine.omeka.net/items/show/2577.