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Reformed Church of Rocky Hill
Rocky Hill, Somerset County

The congregation was organized in 1856, the year this board-and-batten
church was completed. It has many Gothic elements, including the false
buttresses and Gothic windows. The builder/architect was Henry W. Leard,
who worked on the restoration of Nassau Hall, a few miles south in
Princeton,
before taking on this project.
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