Hackettstown, New Jersey, was named after the area's early European settlers, particularly a man named Samuel Hackett, who established a tavern there in the early 19th century. The town was originally known as "Hacketts Town" and developed around the local industries and the Morris Canal. The name evolved over time into Hackettstown as the community grew and became more established. Today, it reflects both the town's history and its founding family's influence.
The address of the Hackettstown Historical Society is: 106 Church Street, Hackettstown, NJ 07840
The address of the Hackettstown Free Public Library is: 110 Church Street, Hackettstown, 07840 2206
The address of the Preserve Historic Hackettstown Inc is: 206 W Moore St, Hackettstown, NJ 07840-2139
The web address of the Hackettstown Historical Society is: http://www.myhackettstownnj.com
The phone number of the Hackettstown Historical Society is: 908-852-8797.
The phone number of the Hackettstown Free Public Library is: 201-852-4936.
As of the 2020 census, the population of Hackettstown, New Jersey was 9,594.
The address of the Northeastern Branch is: 40 Us Highway 46, Hackettstown, 07840 M
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