The John Hopper House in Hackensack, New Jersey, is a surviving example of early colonial Dutch architecture in the region. Its stone construction and characteristic gambrel roof are notable features.
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Exploration/Settlement; Architecture
18 E. Camden St., Hackensack, New Jersey
Politics/Government; Architecture
Court, Main And Essex Sts., Hackensack, New Jersey
Exploration/Settlement; Architecture
73 Main St., Hackensack, New Jersey
Community Planning And Development; Architecture; Religion
42 Court St., Hackensack, New Jersey
Military; Engineering
Hackensack River At 150 River St., Hackensack, New Jersey
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Engineering; Entertainment/Recreation; Architecture
Georgia And Mississippi Aves. And The Boardwalk, Atlantic City, New Jersey
Architecture
324 S. Shore Rd., Absecon City, New Jersey
Architecture
9--11 S. Pennsylvania Ave., Atlantic City, New Jersey
Military; Community Planning And Development
1201 Madden Ave. (weymouth Township), Belcoville, New Jersey
Architecture; Commerce
458 Bellevue Ave., Hammonton, New Jersey
Commerce; Social History
104 Main St., Port Republic, New Jersey
