Incorporated as a borough in 1894, Netcong is in Morris County, New Jersey. The borough is situated on the shores of Lake Musconetcong, bordering Mount Olive Township, Roxbury Township, and Stanhope. Netcong was named for the river. Contributing greatly to its growth was, not only the river, but also the Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad, which had its last stop in the heart of the borough.
Recommended Resources
Maintained by the Netcong Community Partnership, the site offers a history of the borough, a map, and a directory of local businesses, available properties, and events, along with an overview of the NCP.
http://www.gonetcong.com/
Initially started in San Jose, Jalisco, Mexico, the restaurant is now located in Netcong, New Jersey. Directions, menus, and hours of operation are published to the site.
http://www.donjoserestaurant.com/
The family owned funeral home is on Main Street in downtown Netcong, New Jersey. Its history, location, and staff are featured, along with an overview of its services and facilities, pre-arrangement policies, and resources. Obituaries are published to the site.
http://www.netcongfuneral.com/
The official website of the borough offers contacts for the mayor and council, police and public works departments, municipal court, and administrative offices. Council minutes and agendas, budget data, and emergency alerts are published to the site.
http://netcong.org/
The PK-8th grade public school serves children within the borough of Netcong, New Jersey. An overview of the district is put forward, along with a student handbook, school calendar, and staff directory.
http://www.netcongschool.org/
Ron’s Landmark Italian Restaurant & Bar
Ron’s Landmark opened in 1978 as a pizza and brew, but it now offers a full-service Italian restaurant with a full bar and catering services. Its lunch and dinner menus are published, with information about its catering services and contacts.
http://www.ronslandmark.com/
Established in 1923, St. Michael is a Roman Catholic elementary school in Netcong, New Jersey. Its history, school policies, admission and registration information, and its tuitions are featured, along with a school calendar, class pages, and other features.
http://www.smikes.org/
Known as the Children’s Theatre of New Jersey, the non-profit professional performing arts center caters to young audiences. Currently running and upcoming shows are highlighted, and its season ticket plans and educational programs are highlighted.
http://www.growingstage.com/
The Western heritage theme park offers portrayals of real-life western characters, legendary events, and the re-creation of a frontier town. Directions and information about its attractions, admission fees, and schedules are posted, along with an online shopping area.
http://www.wildwestcity.com/
