Research Region
New Jersey currently gathers 18 published records from across the state, connecting major cities, smaller communities, and recurring site conditions within the wider Northeast landscape.
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19 published articles
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Updated 2026
The Palace Amusements carryover is no longer about saving the building that once held Tillie and the arcade floor. It is about whether Asbury...
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In Camden, the house where Martin Luther King Jr. once lived has shifted from fire-damaged emergency to fragile rebuilding effort. That change matters, but...
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Orange Memorial Hospital now sits in the uneasy space between rescue and erasure. Large-scale redevelopment may yet keep parts of the complex legible, but...
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Trenton's Old Eagle Tavern is no longer just a symbol of vacancy. With public money and a city-county partnership in motion, the story now...
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Taylor's Mill has moved beyond pure alarm and into the harder phase of preservation: proving that a rescue concept can become a durable future....
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Andrew Mershon Tavern links travel routes, tavern culture, and Revolutionary-era New Jersey to a building that still stands in Titusville. Missing siding, unsecured openings,...
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Washington Wells Farm is especially revealing because the threat reaches beyond a single eighteenth-century house to a full farmstead landscape. With Ida damage, deferred...
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In Bernardsville, the Boylan House concentrates a larger downtown argument into one modest historic survivor. The issue is not only whether the building can...
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Near Perth Amboy's waterfront, the former police headquarters compresses civic history, industrial-era identity, and redevelopment pressure into one building. Its future is especially revealing...
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Along the Navesink in Red Bank, the Monmouth Boat Club sits at the intersection of river culture, engineering demands, and coastal risk. The preservation...
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The Van Houten House keeps an early domestic layer of Paterson visible in a city better known for later industrial scale. Its uncertainty is...
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Moorestown's 202 and 210 West Main Street buildings matter as a pair because downtown character is made at the level of corners, spacing, and...
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