
The villages of Neshanic and Neshanic Station make up
the southern portion of Somerset County, New Jersey.
Upper and Lower Neshanic, as they were earlier known,
joined over a century ago when the Elm Street Bridge was
built, linking the two villages. Neshanic was a colonial
settlement that grew around the commerce of Amwell
Road and the following of the Reformed Dutch Church of
Neshanic, which was established in 1752. Neshanic Station
contained only a handful of residences until railroad lines
led to the commercial and residential expansion of the
villag... Read More
the southern portion of Somerset County, New Jersey.
Upper and Lower Neshanic, as they were earlier known,
joined over a century ago when the Elm Street Bridge was
built, linking the two villages. Neshanic was a colonial
settlement that grew around the commerce of Amwell
Road and the following of the Reformed Dutch Church of
Neshanic, which was established in 1752. Neshanic Station
contained only a handful of residences until railroad lines
led to the commercial and residential expansion of the
villag... Read More
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the southern portion of Somerset County, New Jersey.
Upper and Lower Neshanic, as they were earlier known,
joined over a century ago when the Elm Street Bridge was
built, linking the two villages. Neshanic was a colonial
settlement that grew around the commerce of Amwell
Road and the following of the Reformed Dutch Church of
Neshanic, which was established in 1752. Neshanic Station
contained only a handful of residences until railroad lines
led to the commercial and residential expansion of the
villag... Read More