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Rutherfurd Hall (Video) in Hackettstown, New Jersey is a historic home of Warren County that once belonged to the wealthy Rutherford Family. In April of 2013, the country estate was added to the nation’s National Register of Historic Places as a historic district due to its significance in social history and architecture.

The home, which was designed by acclaimed architect Whitney Warren, entertained several important people over the years, such as President Franklin D. Roosevelt. Rutherfurd Hall is used today for hosting exhibitions, film screenings, developing formal gardens, music concerts, and educational programs for both adults and children.

1686 County Rd 517, Hackettstown, NJ 07840, Phone: 908-852-1894

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Pick your own fruit at Donaldson Farms Take a self-guided tour of the Czig Meister Brewing Company See an exhibition at Rutherfurd Hall See a performance at the Hackettstown Center for the Arts Have dinner at James on Main Take the kids to Sizzle BBQ Get some fresh air in Stephens State Park Sample beers at Jersey Girl Brewing Company

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