NO. 7. GUERIN HOUSE (PARK SUPERINTENDENT’S RESIDENCE).

At the southwest corner of the Jockey Hollow and Sugar Loaf Roads stands

the Guerin House, in which is incorporated some of the original dwelling

owned and occupied in Revolutionary War days by Joshua Guerin, a farmer

and blacksmith of French Huguenot descent. Largely remodeled, the

building now serves as a residence for the park superintendent. It is

not open to visitors.

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