Abraham and Ann Hoy House

The Abraham and Ann Hoy House, built around 1860 in Mauricetown, New Jersey, is a notable example of vernacular architecture known as a stack house. Originally located on Buckshutem Road, it was moved to its current site, where it now serves as an exhibit space for the Mauricetown Historical Society. The house features a simple design with whitewashed clapboard siding and minimal ornamentation, reflecting the practical style of mid-Atlantic residential buildings from the 18th and 19th centuries. Visitors can explore its historical significance and architectural details, including original timbers and a unique interior layout.