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1924 is the year Bernardsville passed a resolution to separate from Bernards Township and form an independent borough. Just a year after Far Hill did it in 1921, Bernardsville had to try once previously before succeeding the second time.
There are so many ways to honor Bernardsville’s history. On September 14, 2024, “Bernardsvillers” gathered at Kiwanis Park to celebrate 100 years. The weather was beautiful, the strollers were plentiful, and there was beer, axe throwing, kiddie rides, and golf simulators. Did we say beer?
We always wondered where that huge pond was in Bernardsville. Many don’t know that Mill Street once had mills that needed water. So, just off Claremont Road, behind places like the Old Stone Hotel, there was once a huge pond to support those mills. The area today is actually a ball field. Do you know it now?
Many also ask if any of the Bernardsville wooden historic collectibles are still there. The answer is YES, and you can order them online. Bernardsville residents chose each piece and carefully researched it for its historical accuracy. Visit our online Etsy Store for availability. Save by getting the bundle!
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