
| Oak Cottage: National Historic Register & New Jersey Register of Historic Places |
| Oak Cottage Interior Photos |
| “Historic preservation educates and enriches the mind and spirit of a people. ... we who are the stewards of this priceless legacy... may we accept with deep resolve the obligation to bequeath it—as unaltered as possible—to future generations.” Source; Stephan Castellanos, FAIA, California State architect. |






| MAIN LEVEL (Entry to Main Level is from Center Door Pictured Above - into Foyer - not pictured) |

| Front Parlor (Looking back toward Dining Room) |


| FRONT PORCH Looking towards "All Purpose Room" Entry) |



| Front Parlor - looking toward front of house from Dining Room |
| Back Porch looking toward private pond GREAT fishing in that pond!!! |
| 2nd Floor 2nd Floor houses all 6 Bedrooms - most are similar - not all are pictured - all bedrooms except 1 have closets - half the bedrooms are wall to wall carpeted - half have preserved wood floors - Master Bedroom has private bath |
| Master Bedroom (This bedroom has a private bath - though it is not the largest bedroom.) |

| Looking into Front Bedroom (see Widow's Walk through window pictured) |

| Example of a carpeted bedroom - this particular bedroom has a view of the Oak Cottage Mill and the Pond. |
| Main Bath This is the main bath - and is located on the 2nd floor |


| Bedroom which has come to be called "The General's Quarters" -it is the room with the window which has the 'epaulet' type panel above it. |
| 3rd Floor Office / Den / Spare Room -- 3rd floor also has a half bath |



