Tenafly NJ homes will get plaques to honor wealthy history
View Comments TENAFLY — A pair of homes once owned by one of the wealthiest people in New Jersey are among sites across the borough that will be put in the spotlight by historical markers. In the coming weeks, markers will be placed in front of the Sisson Houses on Highwood Avenue, which were built between 1867 and 1874 for the family of Charles Sisson, founder of the Northern Railroad of New Jersey. The homes are currently private residences. One will also be installed in front of 91 West Clinton Ave., known as the Demarest-Lyle House, which dates to 1794 and previously belonged to the ...