Lambert Castle in Paterson, NJ Front View
A Castle in New Jersey
Lambert Castle in Paterson, New Jersey was built in 1892 by silk manufacturer Catholina Lambert and his wife Isabella. The castle sits on top of a hill above Paterson and has fantastic views of the New York City skyline.
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Post a CommentBeautiful pics! Great shot! :-)