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Millburn
Township is a beautiful residential community located in the southwest
corner of Essex County. The Township is easy to reach via the
midtown direct line of NJ Transit, the Garden State Parkway, NJ
Turnpike, and is also convenient to Routes 24 and 78.
Millburn
Township has an excellent school system. New Jersey Magazine has
ranked the Millburn Township school system among the top 3 school
districts in the state. In addition, Township schools also receive
a national ranking as having one of the most academically challenging
high schools in the country, offering many advance placement courses
to students who excel in those classes
The
township was named "Millburn" in 1857, as a tribute
to a local mill built on a stream, with "burn" being
the Scottish name for "stream." Shortly after 1870,
Stewart Hartshorn, inventor of the roller window shade, decided
to make his home here and to enter the real estate business to
establish an "ideal community." He purchased and resold
much of the "short hills" area and adopted the Indians'
name for his community. Today, Short Hills remains an area of
Millburn Township.
The
Township offers a wide variety of recreation programs, including
a Community Pool and a Par 3 Golf Course, making the community
appealing for families. In addition, Millburn Township has many
fine restaurants, a movie theater, the Hilton Short Hills, rated
by AAA as a Five Diamond Hotel, and a wide variety of cultural
events, including the renowned Paper Mill Playhouse and the Cora
Hartshorn Arboretum and Bird Sanctuary.
Millburn
Township is unique in that it offers upscale, high-end, fifth
avenue shopping along with quaint small town shopping of a traditional
downtown. The Mall at Short Hills, located on the western side
of the Township, is a beautiful regional shopping center in which
many fine shops and stores are located. The downtown and local
shopping areas offer a variety of unique specialty shops, service-based
businesses, and professional offices.
The
present population of the Millburn-Short Hills area is approximately
19,735. Millburn Township is a full-service community where most
residents live in single family homes. Millburn is comprised of
the historic Wyoming district, and South Mountain and Millburn
Center areas. Short Hills contains the sections of Knollwood,
Glenwood, Brookhaven, Country Club, Merrywood, Deerfield-Crossroads,
Mountaintop, White Oak Ridge, and Old Short Hills Estates.
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