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REVOLUTIONARY WAR SITES IN BLOOMFIELD, NEW JERSEY

Revolutionary War - Bloomfield NJ
LIEUTENANT COLONEL THOMAS CADMUS HOUSE
Thomas Cadmus House
Bloomfield, New Jersey

Lt. Col. Thomas Cadmus House
223 Ashland Ave.
(Private Home)
Map / Directions to the Thomas Cadmus House

This house is a private residence.
Please respect the privacy and property of the owners.

George Washington stopped here on July 9, 1778, after the Battle of Monmouth. The house, which belonged to LT. Col. Thomas Cadmus, was originally built in 1763. The house was rebuilt in 1915, using the original foundation and the original stones. The current owners of the house are distant cousins of Lt. Col. Cadmus. [1]

Lt. Col. Cadmus is buried at the Belleville Reformed Church Cemetery.

Thomas Cadmus House
DAVIS HOMESTEAD
Thomas Cadmus House
Bloomfield, New Jersey

Davis Homestead
409 Franklin St.
Now the Bloomfield Steak & Seafood House
Map / Directions to the Davis Homestead

 

Thomas Cadmus House

Sources:

1. ^ Bloomfield Sesquicentennial Sign at the house from 1962
       and the Bloomfield History website

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