Garret Durie House

<br>Located in &#8220;Pascack&#8221; on land inherited from his father, Garret Durie built this house about 1767. During the Revolutionary War, the house was plundered by both American and British armies. Durie was a farmer and a blacksmith as well as a Bergen County Freeholder, Justice and Judge. The house, later enlarged, was inherited by his daughter and through her passed to the Terhune and Hopper families.<center><b><small>Sponsored by Hillsdale Memorial Post No. 8965, V.F.W. </b></small></center>