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Is it properly spelled Wickliffe or Wickcliffe? Listed in National Register as Wickcliffe; mentioned in article on architect William Halsey Wood as Wickliffe.

Also the architect article asserts this building was demolished. Source? Add to article, and add mention at wp:NRIS info issues NJ, please. If it was demolished the NRHP listing is now in error and should be corrected; that page is a tracking page for correspondence with the National Register. Thanks! -- doncram ( talk) 13:39, 23 June 2010 (UTC) reply