Shinn Curtis Log House

The Shinn Curtis Log House, located in the historic area of Mount Holly, New Jersey, is a remarkable example of early American architecture. Originally built in 1712 using hand-hewn logs, this settler's home was hidden within a later structure until its discovery in 1967. Having been owned by the Curtis family for 147 years, the house is now preserved by the Mount Holly Historical Society and offers a glimpse into the region's colonial past. Visitors can explore this significant piece of history, which was relocated from Water Street and renamed Rancocas Road.