Two historical homes restored to preserve the past and educate future generations.
Beginning in March, the Levi Cory House Village Shop will open most Saturdays from 11am to 3pm.
For information on MRC Estate Sales, please click HERE
To read past issues of the “From The Hetfield and Levi Cory Houses’ Newsletter, please go to the links below for each year’s issue.
To Read the complete series of Harriet Wentlandt Carmichael’s “Down Memory Lane” article, click HERE.
The Deacon Andrew Hetfield House
The centerpiece and headquarters of the Mountainside Restoration Committee, Inc. Built in 1760, completed in 1830, moved to its current location in 1985. Once a home, a tea room, and antique store; now a museum and meeting place for the residents of Mountainside.
The Four Centuries in a Weekend Open House will take place on Saturday and Sunday, October 15 & 16 from 12-5pm.
The Levi Cory House
Built in 1818, this home has served as a private residence, a country home for underprivileged children, and as the original Children’s Specialized Hospital. Relocated in 2013, the house will serve as a museum for children’s interests and contain The Village Shop.
The Village Shop at Levi Cory
Open periodically throughout the year, and host to the annual Holiday Boutique, The Village Shop offers a variety of unique items including home decor, antique furnishings, jewelry, and seasonal items. Revenue supports preservation and restoration efforts.
The Village Shop will open on most Saturdays March thru December from 11am-3pm. Stop in to say Hi and to shop for new items.
In the NEWS - MRC’s annual newsletter, “from The Hetfield & Levi Cory Houses”
the mountainside restoration committee’s annual newsletter
Learn more about Mountainside’s historical houses and history by reading past issues of our annual newsletter, “from The Hetfield & Levi Cory Houses”.
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History is always being made and things never stay the same. The Borough of Mountainside is no exception. Please click below to go to our Research page where you can view historic Mountainside photo images and see things as they were decades, and in some cases, centuries ago.
Directions
The Deacon Andrew Hetfield and Levi Cory Houses are located in Constitution Plaza, adjacent to the Mountainside Public Library. Constitution Plaza (AKA Watchung Ave.) is off of Birch Hill Road, which can be reached via the New Providence Road exit from Route 22.