Knowlton Township was created by Royal Charter in 1763, and incorporated as a township in 1798. The township was named for Thomas Knowlton, a Continental Army Colonel during the American Revolution who was killed in action during the Battle of Harlem Heights. Columbia, Delaware, and Hainesburg are unincorporated communities within the township, along with the smaller hamlets of Centerville, Mount Pleasant, Polkville, and Knowlton itself. Knowlton Township is in the Kittatinny Valley, a section of the Great Appalachian Valley.
Recommended Resources
Established in 2004, and offering floral design for weddings and other events, Bonnie Hill Farm is located in Knowlton Township, focusing chiefly on cut flowers and ornamentals. A portfolio of its products and services is put forward, along with directions and contacts.
http://www.bonniehillfarm.com/
Established in 1776, the Presbyterian congregation meets at its facilities on Knowlton Road in the Knowlton Township village of Columbia, New Jersey. Its history, core values, and an overview of the church’s beliefs and practices are put forward, along with service schedules, a church calendar, and contacts.
http://www.knowltonpca.org/
Knowlton Township Elementary School
Situated in northwestern New Jersey, in Warren County, the public school serves students from preschool through the sixth grade. Grade specific information, and the school’s administrative offices, board of education, and calendars are featured.
http://www.knowltonschool.com/
Knowlton Township Historic Commission
KTHC was established in 1997, and serves to preserve the rural landscape and culture of the township, and as an educational resource to the New Jersey community. Its historic background, current projects, and contacts are posted.
http://www.historicknowlton.org/
Club Number 34742 of Maryland 16, District D, the Knowlton, New Jersey club is part of Lions International. Its meeting location and schedules are published to the site, along with its officers and announcements.
http://www.knowltonlionsnj.lionwap.org/
The official township website features a municipal directory, and an introduction and contacts for its administrative and departmental offices, commissions, and boards. Meeting schedules, agendas, and public notices are published to the site.
http://www.knowlton-nj.com/
Knowlton United Methodist Church
The UMC congregation in Knowlton, New Jersey is featured, including its worship schedules, calendar of programs and upcoming events, and information about its youth activities, thrift store, and other projects and programs.
http://www.knowlton-united-methodist-church.org/
Located in the mountains of the Delaware Water Gap in Knowlton Township, New Jersey, in Warren County, the preserve allows for photo opportunities of packs of tundra, timber and arctic wolves, as well as bobcats and foxes. A pricing schedule is put forward, along with directions and contacts.
http://www.lakotawolf.com/
Operated for the borough of Knowlton, New Jersey, the site allows access to tax information for the borough, as well as acceptable payment dates, when the block, lot and qualification code, or property location is known.
http://www.tax.knowlton-nj.com/
Ramsaysburg Historic Homestead
Constituting the remainder of a 50-acre tract in Knowlton Township that was settled by Irish immigrants, James and Adam Ramsay, the homestead includes a 12-acre parcel along the Delaware River, south of the Delaware Water Gap. Its history, project planning, and a schedule of events are posted.
http://www.ramsaysburg.org/
