4 N Greenwich St, Alloway, NJ 08001

Historic Alloway Tavern – Rare 18th Century Landmark Colonial Step into early American history with the Historic Alloway Tavern, also known as the Alloway Inn and Public House. Dating to the mid-1700s, this remarkable colonial property stands at the historic crossroads of Alloway and has long been recognized as one of the community’s most distinctive and memorable homes. The original structure was built in a Dutch-influenced brick style in the mid-18th century. In 1820, a stately Georgian Manor-style addition expanded the home, creating a striking blend of early American architectural traditions rarely found in rural Salem County. Offering approximately 3,000 square feet of living space, the property features many preserved historic elements including original wide-plank pine floors, exposed timber framing, decorative pilasters, a classic fanlight entry surround, and dormer accents that reflect refined colonial craftsmanship. Large windows throughout the home fill the interior with...