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The Gate House of Wheaton Village greets visitors in the architectural style of Cape May Victorian heritage in South Jersey, featuring the characteristic elements of 19th-century coastal New Jersey design.Published by Dexter Press, Inc. of West Nyack, New York.
Number 77028-C
Wheaton Village opened to the public in 1970 as a heritage museum and crafts community built on the grounds of the former Wheaton Industries glassworks.
The village was envisioned as a recreation of an early 20th-century glass production crossroads community, and the Gate House served as one of the original structures greeting guests at the entrance.
The architecture deliberately drew inspiration from Cape May\'s celebrated Victorian style, which emerged following the town\'s reconstruction after the devastating fire of 1878. Cape May\'s influence shaped Wheaton Village\'s aesthetic, with its emphasis on decorative detailing and open verandas characteristic of the era.Shipping and Handling:
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