UPDATE: The Mr. Local History Project is SOOOO excited to introduce the expansion of our Historic New Jersey Historic Cat's…
Here's an idea. How about a fresh air compound? Great open space. Historic homes, beautiful rolling, open fields, and a…
Cedar Hill Estate c 1912 built by Samuel Owen. It's interesting why the Township chose Astor Estate when it was…
Artist rendering. Have you ever visited the Chimney Rock in Bridgewater? If so, you must meet Herb Patullo and his…
Bernards Township's Franklin Corners Historic District honors Benjamin Franklin's name. Tucked in the northernmost section of Bernards Township, New Jersey,…
Coffee? We're not serving coffee! So why call it a "Coffee House?" In the early 1800s, a "coffee house" was…
This story brings the history of the Gilded Age, also known as the Golden Age of America, where wealthy Americans…
The Far Hills Inn along Route 31 (Now Route 202) was in Bridgewater, not Far Hills, and not Somerville. While…
Historical Note: Bernardsville was still part of Bernards Township up until 1924. Cemeteries are one of the best sources for…
Bernardsville, New Jersey's St. Bernard's Episcopal Church postcard, postmarked 1909—source: Bernardsville Public Library history room. Bernardsville's St. Bernard's Episcopal Church…
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