Site Number: 23  Northern Tour

Weekend Events:
- Interpreted house tours with historic family histories
- Large collection of historic household artifacts on display
- Local historians will discuss Green Brook's history
- Free brochures and pamphlets describing the area's history


Driving directions:
The Vermeule-Mundy House is located in Green Brook on Rock Avenue. From Somerville, drive east on Rt. 22 to Rock Avenue. Turn right on Rock and look for the Vermeule-Mundy House on the right side of the road. Park behind the house or on the right side of Rock Avenue just beyond the intersection of Green Brook Road.

Parking:
Parking is available behind the house or on Rock Avenue. Additional parking is available on Sweeney Court one block to the west.

ADA Accessable: No

Normal Hours:
The house will only open for special occasions until restoration is complete.

Website: www.greenbrooknj.com
Email: twbuck@optonline.net
Phone: 732-627-0797, Thomas Buckingham
Map: Google Map
Historic Register: Yes

Organization:
Green Brook Historical Society

Vermeule Mundy House

The Georgian Colonial style farmhouse is located on a 2.2-acre tract that is all that remains from the 116-acre plantation purchased in 1768 by Cornelius Vermeule for his eldest son Adrian.

The Vermeules were wealthy landowners from Bergen County, and the floor plan of the house suggests that it was designed to accommodate a large household staff. One of the five fireplaces has an exceptionally intricate design and much of the original interior, including doors, moldings, and plaster, is still intact. The house was recently acquired by Green Brook along with a large collection of artifacts - both of which will be on view to the public.