restoration of a historic building, union, nj

The Blue House, is a historic outbuilding located on the grounds of the Liberty Hall Museum, the original residence and estate of New Jersey's first Governor, William Livingston.  The Blue House had fallen into extreme disrepair by 1998, and was completely renovated to it's original splendor as well as converted into a welcome center for the Liberty Hall Museum. Additional photos in the slideshow below include a new Firehouse structure constructed adjacent to the blue house in order to house a collection of antique firefighting vehicles, as well as photos of Liberty Hall itself, which Potter Architects was instrumental in opening to the public as a museum in 2000.