Jamesburg's Historic House Inventory
This section hightlights the historic homes of Jamesburg.
William Courter-Brooks Residence. Built in 1853.
Located on East Railroad Avenue
The Joseph C. Magee Mansion, owner of J. C. Magee & Son Lumber, Coal, Builders Material, & Lumber - Constructed c. 1851
Located on East Railroad Avenue
F. H. Pownall Residence, now Intravartolo - Renovated 2003
Located on East Railroad Avenue
B. D. Davison Residence, owner of B. D. Davison Lumber, Coal, & Building Materials
Located on Gatzmer Avenue
E. S. Hammell Residence, Publisher of Jamesburg Record
Located on West Railroad Avenue
Connerty Residence, now Assembly of God Manse located next to the church, was moved from its site on West Church Street, directly behind PNC Bank: Constructed c. 1850
Located on Stevens Avenue
Mayor Frank Jenning's Residence, later owned by James Beckney
Located on East Railroad Avenue
Marryott Residence until 1974, now Gibbons
Located on the corner of Lincoln Avenue and Stockton Street
Abraham Davison Residence: Constructed in 1807
Located on Gatzmer Avenue
Tillie Davison Residence, now Lester's Memorial Home
Located on the corner of Gatzmer Avenue and West Church Street
Willand Residence, Forman Residence, and McGovern Residence
Located on the corner of Gatzmer Avenue and West Church Street
Wilton T. Hill Residence, later American Legion Clubhouse
Located on West Church Street
Dr. Lief Residence
Located on the corner of Front Street and Gatzmer Avenue
Davison Residence
Located on West Church Street
Ippolito Residence, now Jamesburg Dental Center
Located on the corner of East Railroad Avenue and East Church Street