Hardyston Township is in the New York - New Jersey Highlands, part of the Crystalline Appalachians, in Sussex County, New Jersey. The township was created by Royal Charter in 1762, and named for Josiah Hardy, Royal Governor of New Jersey from 1761 to 1763. Initially, the township’s name was spelled Hardiston, but was changed after the American Revolution. Hardyston was incorporated as one of New Jersey’s original townships in 1798. Villages and other unincorporated communities within the township include Beaver Mountain, Beaver Run, Big Springs, North Church, Hardistonville, Holland, Rudeville, Monroe, and Stockholm. Postal zip codes covering the township include those of Franklin, Hamburg, Stockholm, and portions of Lafayette.
Recommended Resources
Christian Faith Fellowship Church
The history and a profile of the Christian church in Hardyston, New Jersey is put forward, including schedules and an overview of its services, ministries, and events, prayer requests, and leadership contacts.
http://www.cffchurch.org/
The official township website introduces the township council and offers council and planning board meeting and workshop agendas and minutes, as well as a township calendar, code, and information about municipal services and facilities.
http://www.hardyston.com/
Hardyston Township First Aid Squad
Currently operating two ambulances from its station on the corner of North Church Road and Route 94, two ambulances at its main building in Stockholm, and a First Response Vehicle, the volunteer organization provides emergency medical services to the township. Its history, membership, and a membership application are presented.
http://www.hardystonfas.org/
The public school administrative district in Hardyston Township, New Jersey operates a PK-8th grade program through its two campuses, including an elementary school in Franklin and a middle school in Hamburg, each of which are featured, along with a student/parent handbook.
http://www.htps.org/
The 28-acre facilities in Hardyston, New Jersey offers dog boarding, day care, grooming, training, and other services. Photographs, directions, and contacts are presented.
http://www.petsparesort.com/
Prince of Peace Lutheran Church & Learning Center
Associated with the Missouri Synod of the Lutheran Church, the congregation also sponsors a preschool program in Hardyston Township, New Jersey. Its worship and fellowship schedules, church calendar, and contact data are posted.
http://www.poplc-hamburg.org/
Crystal Springs is a resort community in Hardyston Township, New Jersey, situated in the mountains just forty-seven miles from Manhattan, offering single family homes, townhouses, condominiums, estate homes, and vacation homes. Floor plans, photographs, and contacts are featured.
http://www.crystalspringsbuilders.com/
