The Maplewood Library hosts an archive of real-estate listings donated by a long-time, local realtor. You might find old photos as well as listing details of the house when it was on the market. Unfortunately, not every address will have an entry.
Want to learn more about the architect of your house?
The Commission has done detailed surveys of seven neighborhoods in town, including College Hill, Boyden/Burnett, Valley Street, Ridgewood Road, Prospect Street, Golf Island, and Maplewood Center. Each survey is in a large pdf, but there are neighborhood descriptions towards the beginning and an entry for each home.
Are there any events or exhibits celebrating Maplewood’s history?
Yes, separate from the Historic Preservation Commission is the Durand-Hedden House&Garden, which is Maplewood’s historical society. They have produced countless exhibits and events celebrating Maplewood’s history. Check out the Durand-Hedden website to learn more.
Disclaimer: Neither the Township of Maplewood nor the Maplewood Historic Preservation Commission endorse or recommend any contractors. All homeowners must perform their own due diligence in selecting a contractor to determine the contractor’s qualifications and ability to satisfactorily complete the project.
Do you want to nominate your house or neighborhood for historic designation?
Anyone can submit a nomination proposal to the Commission for consideration. Email us at commission@historicmaplewood.com with the address or neighborhood with a statement as to why you think it’s historically significant.
Want to get involved with the Historic Preservation Commission?
Homeowners
Want to learn more about your house and the people who lived there?
Follow our steps to research your house.
Are there more old photos of my house?
The Maplewood Library hosts an archive of real-estate listings donated by a long-time, local realtor. You might find old photos as well as listing details of the house when it was on the market. Unfortunately, not every address will have an entry.
Want to learn more about the architect of your house?
Read a few short bios of prominent architects who designed homes in Maplewood.
Want to learn more about your neighborhood?
The Commission has done detailed surveys of seven neighborhoods in town, including College Hill, Boyden/Burnett, Valley Street, Ridgewood Road, Prospect Street, Golf Island, and Maplewood Center. Each survey is in a large pdf, but there are neighborhood descriptions towards the beginning and an entry for each home.
What was life in Maplewood like back in the day?
Check out this page of Maplewood memories, which will transport you to a pastoral version of town with its evocative recollections. Also, we highly recommend reading the books listed here, which should all be available at the Maplewood library.
Are there any events or exhibits celebrating Maplewood’s history?
Yes, separate from the Historic Preservation Commission is the Durand-Hedden House&Garden, which is Maplewood’s historical society. They have produced countless exhibits and events celebrating Maplewood’s history. Check out the Durand-Hedden website to learn more.
Need help maintaining your historic house?
Visit our contractors page.
Disclaimer: Neither the Township of Maplewood nor the Maplewood Historic Preservation Commission endorse or recommend any contractors. All homeowners must perform their own due diligence in selecting a contractor to determine the contractor’s qualifications and ability to satisfactorily complete the project.
Do you want to nominate your house or neighborhood for historic designation?
Anyone can submit a nomination proposal to the Commission for consideration. Email us at commission@historicmaplewood.com with the address or neighborhood with a statement as to why you think it’s historically significant.
Want to get involved with the Historic Preservation Commission?
We’d love to hear from you. Please email us at commission@historicmaplewood.com.