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Seabrook Wilson House { 20 images } Created 26 Apr 2010

Listed on the New Jersey and National Registers of Historic Places, the Seabrook-Wilson House is one of the oldest surviving houses in the Bayshore. The Seabrook-Wilson House began as a small cabin about 1720 and over the years was expanded and altered many times by later generations. By 1896 (photo left) the house had grown to its present size and appearance.
For most of its history, the farm on Sandy Hook Bay was home to generations of two prominent Port Monmouth families, the Seabrooks
and the Wilsons. Ship owners and captains, a Revolutionary War militia officer, local business owners and investors, and a clergyman were part of these notable families, many of whom served in local government positions.
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  • Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, the Seabrook Wilson House (formally known as The Spyhouse) is one of the oldest surviving houses in Monmouth County's bayshore region, with ties to the area's early British settlement and colonial maritime history. The existing house was constructed in several phases over the course of two hundred years. The oldest section dates from the early 1700s, with multiple additions built by the Seabrook and Wilson families in the 1700s and 1800s. With its waterfront setting and commanding views of Sandy Hook Bay and New York City, the house is a valued landmark to the surrounding community.  Many say the house is haunted.
    seabrook willson house001.tif
  • Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, the Seabrook Wilson House (formally known as The Spyhouse) is one of the oldest surviving houses in Monmouth County's bayshore region, with ties to the area's early British settlement and colonial maritime history. The existing house was constructed in several phases over the course of two hundred years. The oldest section dates from the early 1700s, with multiple additions built by the Seabrook and Wilson families in the 1700s and 1800s. With its waterfront setting and commanding views of Sandy Hook Bay and New York City, the house is a valued landmark to the surrounding community.  Many say the house is haunted.
    seabrook willson house002.tif
  • Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, the Seabrook Wilson House (formally known as The Spyhouse) is one of the oldest surviving houses in Monmouth County's bayshore region, with ties to the area's early British settlement and colonial maritime history. The existing house was constructed in several phases over the course of two hundred years. The oldest section dates from the early 1700s, with multiple additions built by the Seabrook and Wilson families in the 1700s and 1800s. With its waterfront setting and commanding views of Sandy Hook Bay and New York City, the house is a valued landmark to the surrounding community.  Many say the house is haunted.
    seabrook willson house003.tif
  • Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, the Seabrook Wilson House (formally known as The Spyhouse) is one of the oldest surviving houses in Monmouth County's bayshore region, with ties to the area's early British settlement and colonial maritime history. The existing house was constructed in several phases over the course of two hundred years. The oldest section dates from the early 1700s, with multiple additions built by the Seabrook and Wilson families in the 1700s and 1800s. With its waterfront setting and commanding views of Sandy Hook Bay and New York City, the house is a valued landmark to the surrounding community.  Many say the house is haunted.
    seabrook willson house004.tif
  • Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, the Seabrook Wilson House (formally known as The Spyhouse) is one of the oldest surviving houses in Monmouth County's bayshore region, with ties to the area's early British settlement and colonial maritime history. The existing house was constructed in several phases over the course of two hundred years. The oldest section dates from the early 1700s, with multiple additions built by the Seabrook and Wilson families in the 1700s and 1800s. With its waterfront setting and commanding views of Sandy Hook Bay and New York City, the house is a valued landmark to the surrounding community.  Many say the house is haunted.
    seabrook willson house005.tif
  • Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, the Seabrook Wilson House (formally known as The Spyhouse) is one of the oldest surviving houses in Monmouth County's bayshore region, with ties to the area's early British settlement and colonial maritime history. The existing house was constructed in several phases over the course of two hundred years. The oldest section dates from the early 1700s, with multiple additions built by the Seabrook and Wilson families in the 1700s and 1800s. With its waterfront setting and commanding views of Sandy Hook Bay and New York City, the house is a valued landmark to the surrounding community.  Many say the house is haunted.
    seabrook willson house006.tif
  • Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, the Seabrook Wilson House (formally known as The Spyhouse) is one of the oldest surviving houses in Monmouth County's bayshore region, with ties to the area's early British settlement and colonial maritime history. The existing house was constructed in several phases over the course of two hundred years. The oldest section dates from the early 1700s, with multiple additions built by the Seabrook and Wilson families in the 1700s and 1800s. With its waterfront setting and commanding views of Sandy Hook Bay and New York City, the house is a valued landmark to the surrounding community.  Many say the house is haunted.
    seabrook willson house007.tif
  • Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, the Seabrook Wilson House (formally known as The Spyhouse) is one of the oldest surviving houses in Monmouth County's bayshore region, with ties to the area's early British settlement and colonial maritime history. The existing house was constructed in several phases over the course of two hundred years. The oldest section dates from the early 1700s, with multiple additions built by the Seabrook and Wilson families in the 1700s and 1800s. With its waterfront setting and commanding views of Sandy Hook Bay and New York City, the house is a valued landmark to the surrounding community.  Many say the house is haunted.
    seabrook willson house008.tif
  • Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, the Seabrook Wilson House (formally known as The Spyhouse) is one of the oldest surviving houses in Monmouth County's bayshore region, with ties to the area's early British settlement and colonial maritime history. The existing house was constructed in several phases over the course of two hundred years. The oldest section dates from the early 1700s, with multiple additions built by the Seabrook and Wilson families in the 1700s and 1800s. With its waterfront setting and commanding views of Sandy Hook Bay and New York City, the house is a valued landmark to the surrounding community.  Many say the house is haunted.
    seabrook willson house009.tif
  • Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, the Seabrook Wilson House (formally known as The Spyhouse) is one of the oldest surviving houses in Monmouth County's bayshore region, with ties to the area's early British settlement and colonial maritime history. The existing house was constructed in several phases over the course of two hundred years. The oldest section dates from the early 1700s, with multiple additions built by the Seabrook and Wilson families in the 1700s and 1800s. With its waterfront setting and commanding views of Sandy Hook Bay and New York City, the house is a valued landmark to the surrounding community.  Many say the house is haunted.
    seabrook willson house010.tif
  • (PFEATURES)  Port Monmouth 10/12/2004  Exterior of the Spy House Museum in Port Monmouth section of Middletown Twp.   Michael J. Treola Staff Photographer....MJT
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  • (PFEATURES)  Port Monmouth 10/12/2004  Exterior of the Spy House Museum in Port Monmouth section of Middletown Twp.   Michael J. Treola Staff Photographer....MJT
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  • (PFEATURES)  Port Monmouth 10/12/2004  Exterior of the Spy House Museum in Port Monmouth section of Middletown Twp.   Michael J. Treola Staff Photographer....MJT
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  • (PPAGE1) Port Monmouth 9/12/2001   A long exposure of the Manhattan Skyline as smoke covers the city where the world Trade Center towers once stood.    This photo taken from the Spy House Museum in Middletown Twp.   Michael J. Treola Staff Photographer....MJT
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  • (PPAGE1) Union Beach 4/1/2004  Ron Stevens of Union Beach tries his luck fishing from the Spy House Fishing Pier in Port Monmouth section of Middletown Twp.  (this is on the same property of the Spy House Museum operated by the Monmouth County Parks Department)  Michael J. Treola Staff Photographer....MJT
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  • (SPORTS)  Port Monmouth  4/19/2002  Fisherman try there luck on the fishing pier at the Spy House Museum ( now a Monmouth County Park) late Thursday Night.  Michael J. Treola Staff Photographer...........MJT
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  • (SPORTS)  Port Monmouth  4/19/2002  Fisherman try there luck on the fishing pier at the Spy House Museum ( now a Monmouth County Park) late Thursday Night.  Michael J. Treola Staff Photographer...........MJT
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  • (PMONMOUTH) Port Monmouth 6/4/2003  Only fisherman braved the weather to fish at the spy house museum fishing pier in Port Monmouth.  The pier is park of the Monmouth County Park System.   Michael J. Treola Staff Photographer....MJT
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  • Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, the Seabrook Wilson House (formally known as The Spyhouse) is one of the oldest surviving houses in Monmouth County's bayshore region, with ties to the area's early British settlement and colonial maritime history. The existing house was constructed in several phases over the course of two hundred years. The oldest section dates from the early 1700s, with multiple additions built by the Seabrook and Wilson families in the 1700s and 1800s. With its waterfront setting and commanding views of Sandy Hook Bay and New York City, the house is a valued landmark to the surrounding community.  Many say the house is haunted.
    spy house museum002.tif
  • Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, the Seabrook Wilson House (formally known as The Spyhouse) is one of the oldest surviving houses in Monmouth County's bayshore region, with ties to the area's early British settlement and colonial maritime history. The existing house was constructed in several phases over the course of two hundred years. The oldest section dates from the early 1700s, with multiple additions built by the Seabrook and Wilson families in the 1700s and 1800s. With its waterfront setting and commanding views of Sandy Hook Bay and New York City, the house is a valued landmark to the surrounding community.  Many say the house is haunted.
    spy house museum001.tif