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FOLLOW US ON SOCIAL MEDIA. Dormers were added to the roofs larger houses make second story space more liveable. Several business ventures were initiated on the property including manufacture of sarsaparilla cigars and silk various times [...]

FOLLOW US ON SOCIAL MEDIA. With indoor plumbing and electricity residents of the village no longer needed oil lamps chamber pots so such materials were taken into backyards dumped nolonger used privy [...]

Within two years from to Felt built mill down along the Blue Brook dams supply water power for that and entire town here bluff house all of people who would work . Six hundred acres of fields around this site were being farmed with the crops that harvested sold to village residents through store. Dances were held here in the barn. The mill workers were presumably also able to buy meat from livestock that Felt raised as well fruits of his apple and peach orchards [...]

Peter built a dam across the Blue Brook to harness water power saw mill which constructed. Glenside Park flourished until when the hamlet began losing its appeal. In August of that year he sold Feltville to Amasa Foster and returned New York City [...]

House gives the best glimpse of a true mill worker with both original entry doors still intact. In any case he left Feltville David is reported to have predicted Well King dead and the Village will go hell. The mill workers were presumably also able to buy meat from livestock that Felt raised as well fruits of his apple and peach orchards. sj evt re BNCHCLoaded for void u var in return rt function tualr y if [...]

Walk about hundred yards and stop at the next intersection. At the far left is headstone commemorating Phebe Badgley Willcocks. Walk down Cataract Hollow Road to the first bridle trail crossing and turn left on that [...]

Although the dates on stones would seem indicate that Phebe and her son died same day we currently believe June of but death was not recorded until after . This building was the subject of Village first fullscale restoration project completed . Wide porches with rustic Adirondackstyle cedar posts and railings were constructed giving each building its own unique appearance for the first time [...]

FOLLOW US ON SOCIAL MEDIA. Several business ventures were initiated on the property including manufacture of sarsaparilla cigars and silk various times. lengthf new wpc Inst hed ge b context TP var ipd ipt secall true false sj evt nd function args QueryID fbpkgiid SERP. Of the five headstones seen in our cemetery today only is original [...]

Felt s workers had yards to grow produce relatively spacious accommodations post office and school for their children. All of the houses in Feltville regardless size were partitioned down center much as duplex is today. The Park Commission began to rent out houses especially during Great Depression and had full occupancy until . Feltville thrived for fifteen years under the patriarchy of David [...]

The first settler of this area was Peter Willcocks an Englishman who moved to around from Long Island. None of the stones stand over actual grave person shown. end new Date Image c Url if var . The mill workers were presumably also able to buy meat from livestock that Felt raised as well fruits of his apple and peach orchards. At the base of this hill was story mill that had been center life in Feltville [...]

In he was sixtyseven years old. Within two years from to Felt built mill down along the Blue Brook dams supply water power for that and entire town here bluff house all of people who would work [...]