Historic Houses
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Covenhoven House
150 West Main St., Freehold
Built 1752-3, it served as headquarters for British General Sir Henry Clinton before the Battle of Monmouth in 1778.
Built c.1754 in the Dutch vernacular tradition for a well-to-do farming family. Built c.1710, it is the "most noted Tavern in Shrewsbury" and furnished as a public house. Built c.1756, it was the home of a prominent Loyalist family in colonial times and is now a stop on the New Jersey Women's Heritage Trail. Built c.1853 by later generations of the Taylor family of Marlpit Hall, this Victorian mansion does not have regular visiting hours, but is available to rent for events or meetings. For more information about renting the Taylor-Butler House, click here . Click here for Guidelines & Fees for On-Site Photography/Filming. Updated 1 March 2013
Holmes-Hendrickson House
62 Longstreet Rd., Holmdel
Allen House
400 Sycamore Ave., Shrewsbury
Marlpit Hall
137 Kings Highway, Middletown
Taylor-Butler House
127 Kings Highway, Middletown
