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Historic Portland Place, or Portland Place, is a historic house museum in the community of Locust in Middletown Township, New Jersey. The three hundred year old home is the most significant surviving Hartshorne family residence and was owned by the family for nearly its entire existence.[2] The home's history is closely linked to the history of the Navesink Highlands and preserves the legacy of the Hartshorne family in the wider region.[3]

Location200 Hartshorne Road, Middletown Township,New Jersey
Coordinates40.390525°N 74.008029°W / 40.390525; -74.008029
Area4 acres (1.6 ha)
Built
  • c.1720 (Original cabin)
  • c.1788 (Georgian addition)
  • c.1896 (Kitchen and servants' quarters)
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Historic Portland Place is located in New Jersey
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Historic Portland Place is located in the United States
Historic Portland Place
Location200 Hartshorne Road, Middletown Township,New Jersey
Coordinates40.390525°N 74.008029°W / 40.390525; -74.008029
Area4 acres (1.6 ha)
Built
  • c.1720 (Original cabin)
  • c.1788 (Georgian addition)
  • c.1896 (Kitchen and servants' quarters)
Architectural styleGeorgian,Colonial Revival
NRHP reference No.12001033[1]
Added to NRHPDecember 12, 2012
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History

Hartshorne family tradition states that the first European structure on the property dates to 1685, with elements of this structure being dated to the early 18th century.[2]

Background

Middletown Township was first settled by

Hartshorne family ownership


Historic house

https://www.visitmonmouth.com/documents/132/Portland-Place-Visitor-Access-Improvements-UPDATED-11-18-2020.pdf https://www.tapinto.net/towns/hazlet-and-keyport/sections/monmouth-news/articles/monmouth-county-commissioner-board-preserves-beautiful-17-acre-navesink-river-front-estate In 2008, the house was donated to the

Architecture

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