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[unknown
Chapel]
Dutch Neck, West Windsor Township, Mercer County
This nicely-maintained carpenter Gothic chapel now serves as offices
for the Plainsboro-West Windsor School District. There is no indication
of its former use, but it clearly was a religious structure—perhaps
a chapel for the Dutch Neck Presbyterian church directly across the
street. From the style of the ornate bargeboard, it appears to have
been built in the 1880s.
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