Elizabeth Cady Stanton House - Tenafly, NJ
Elizabeth Cady Stanton was an American suffragist, social activist, abolitionist, and leading figure of the early women's rights movement.
Paul Keyes Associates has had the honor and pleasure of working on the house for over twelve years.
Reclaimed, hand tooled granite block curbing.
Before Picture - Looked like Morticia Adams was the gardener.
Hydrangea paniculata - 'Limelight' - Panicle Hydrangea
Light fixtures by Paul Keyes Associates - Fabricated by hand at Herwig Historic Lighting in Pottsville, Arkansas.
A traditional landscape that highlights the home. It puts the house on a stage.
Prunus x 'Snow Goose' - Snow Goose Cherry
Six Foot Round American Boxwood
New Conservatory and Patio
Haddonstone Fontainebleau Urn
Winner of the 2019 Bergen County "Continuing Preservation and Use Award"
Proposed Piers and Gates
The piers have granite slabs inscribed with “Grindenwald”, thought to be the name Stanton gave the house for her love of Grindenwald Switzerland (not sure if this is true.)
I copied a metal pattern found in the sidelight windows at the front door to design the proposed gates.