Visit to Red Bank, New Jersey

Isaac Kremer/ February 23, 2019/ Physical

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The Anthony Reckless Estate, owned by the Woman’s Club of Red Bank since 1921, was built as a glossary/residence/" class="glossaryLink" data-cmtooltip="2bebdd990013b0ebfb911e973b080711" target="_blank" >residence circa 1870. Executed in the American Bracketed Italianate Villa style, the house was designed by Chicago architect J.P. Huber and constructed by Andrew Ross of Freehold. The mansion was one of three elegant villas with extensive lawns and formal gardens that were situated on Broad Street during the Victorian period. In 1911, the house was repositioned 100 feet south on the lot to allow construction of a new Presbyterian church (demolished, 1952). The porch was then rebuilt in the revival-style/" class="glossaryLink" data-cmtooltip="9c5ea33bb7f967634c51e40b20c08a37" target="_blank" >Classical Revival style.

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heading">Detour Gallery

Detour Framing

The operations of Detour Gallery are extensive enough that apparently a dedicated Detour Framing is also needed to serve all of the art being displayed.

Antoinette Boulangerie

This French bakery and pastries shop has a custom shaped blade-sign/" class="glossaryLink" data-cmtooltip="ccb12f3cec4b5998bf63162f898b39bf" target="_blank" >blade sign that evokes comfort and sophistication. While mounted with external lighting, the lights are not turned on yet it doesn’t seem to matter because there is enough ambient light from the street and other storefronts.