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Historic Proprietary House: home to NJ’s last royal governor

Garden State's only Royal Governor’s Mansion is still standing in Perth Amboy.

03/12/2018

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Historic Proprietary House: home to NJ’s last royal governor

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Garden State's only Royal Governor’s Mansion is still standing in Perth Amboy.

Garden State's only Royal Governor’s Mansion is still standing in Perth Amboy.

03/12/2018

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