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Historical Markers in Montague, New Jersey
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ADJACENT TO SUSSEX COUNTY
Morris County (410) ►
Passaic County (138) ►
Warren County (125) ►
Orange County, New York (564) ►
Monroe County, Pennsylvania (124) ►
Pike County, Pennsylvania (127) ►
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1 ► New Jersey, Sussex County, Montague — Millville Historic District —  |
| This hamlet acquired its name from the grist & saw mills built along Shimers Brook. The first mill lot was acquired in 1722 from Solomon Davis & Thomas Stephenson. Two grist mills existed by the Revolutionary War. Captains Abram Shimer & James . . . — — Map (db m160354) HM | |||
| 2 ► New Jersey, Sussex County, Montague — Millville Historic District — |
| This hamlet acquired its name from the grist & saw mills built along Shimers Brook. The first mill lot was acquired in 1722 from Solomon Davis & Thomas Stephenson. Two grist mills existed by the Revolutionary War. Captains Abram Shimer & James . . . — — Map (db m231583) HM | |||
| 3 ► New Jersey, Sussex County, Montague — Old Mine Road — Built about 1650. — |
| Block House Hill - Block house during French and Indian War. Home of Capt. Shimer - across this way. End of Jersey City-Milford Turnpike one mile south. Brick House built 1776 - one and one-half miles south. Minisink Church, . . . — — Map (db m231581) HM | |||
| 4 ► New Jersey, Sussex County, Montague, Montague Township — Brick House Village — |
| This central hamlet for Montague, a township created in 1759, was named for the Brick House Hotel - a colonial tavern, hostelry and stage coach stop built in the 1700's. It sat at the convergence of two turnpikes with Old Mine Road and near the . . . — — Map (db m26416) HM | |||