Fire that damaged historic New Jersey inn not suspicious
(AP) - Officials say the fire that damaged a historic New Jersey inn that once hosted George Washington is not suspicious. Investigators say Monday's blaze at The Sergeantsville Inn in Delaware Township
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Mar 13, 2015, 2:02 PM
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Updated 3,466 days ago
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(AP) - Officials say the fire that damaged a historic New Jersey inn that once hosted George Washington is not suspicious.
Investigators say Monday's blaze at The Sergeantsville Inn in Delaware Township appears to have started in a waiter's station adjacent to the bar. But they do not know what sparked the blaze.
Flames heavily damaged the two-story stone structure that is more than 300 years old.
According to its website, The Sergeantsville Inn was converted from a private home into a grain and feed store in the 1830s. The restaurant opened in the early 1900s.
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