Metlar-Bodine House....

The Metlar-Bodine House is a stunning, two-story, Colonial home in Piscataway built in 1728 by wharf and storehouse owner Peter Bodine. The home changed hands several times before businessman George Metlar bought it in the 1890s. Metlar and his next-door neighbor, John Field, had a long-standing hatred of one another -- so long-standing that no one knows what caused the feud. Legend has it that George Metlar's hatred for Field carried over into the next life. Visitors report hearing unexplained noises and feeling blasts of icy cold air whenever anyone mentions Field's name.

The Metlar Bodine House is located in Piscataway Township.