Twin Maples

Twin Maples is a 1908 Colonial Revival estate house on Springfield Avenue in Summit, listed on the New Jersey and National Registers of Historic Places. Designed by Montclair architect Alfred Norris for attorney James Foley, the house has Georgian Revival interiors, including columned archways and paneled wainscoting, and is known as a well-preserved example of early twentieth-century estate architecture in Summit.

The house has been owned and maintained since 1949 by The Fortnightly Club of Summit, a women's volunteer organization. It is open by appointment only, and it is available for meetings, special events and rentals; inquiries go by email. The property is wheelchair accessible and has onsite parking, and it opens to the public each year as a site on Union County's Four Centuries in a Weekend tour.