The front of the Miller-Kingsland Homestead during the Pathways tour
I went to visit the Miller-Kingsland Homestead, which is part of the Boonton Historical Society, during the Morris County’s Pathway’s tour and discovered a beautiful little historical home situated on picturesque piece of property. I saw by the signs that the grounds were maintained by the local Garden Club, who did a wonderful job landscaping the grounds.
The Living Room in the extension on the house
The portraits of Mr. & Mrs. Kingsland
The Dining Room in the old section of the home
The historic home is filled with period furnishings and decorations, none it seems local to the home. Still you can see how the home has changed over the years with additions and renovations. The older part of the home is now part of the Dining Room.
The Pewter ware collection on the Dining Room table
The fireplace in the original house kitchen now in
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The Miller-Kingsland Home is part of the Boonton Historical Society and is open for special events only. Don’t miss this home’s beautiful grounds taken care of by the local Garden Club.
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Thank you for promoting the Miller-Kingsland house.
The Miller-Kingsland house is owned by the Town of Boonton, Residents of the town and groups associated with the town, like the Boonton Historical Society, can apply for a permit to hold events at the house. The Pathways of History tour is a group of 30 historical sites throughout Morris County who hold a county-wide tour each year to promote small, self-sustaining museums and other historic sites. The tour has been held for the past 16 years.
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Thank you for your nice comments. Its my pleasure to promote these wonderful sites for Tourism to Morris County. Please read my other blogs on Pathways members.
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