where history lovers and shoppers meet...
Flemington has been the County Seat since 1785. In 1935, the world shone a spotlight on sleepy Flemington and its Main Street Courthouse during the trial of Bruno Hauptmann, who was charged with and convicted of the kidnapping and murder of Charles Lindbergh’s infant son. Its small-town charm reminds one of an earlier era; two-thirds of the borough’s structures are listed on the State and National Historic Registers.
Stroll past historic Victorian homes and shop at a variety of specialty stores or along its main and side streets, which boast metro-like restaurants and boutiques that have made Hunterdon a popular shopping destination.
Ride the Raritan River Railway, a replica steam train located here; for a longer excursion, take the scenic Black River & Western Railroad, which runs between Flemington and Ringoes.
The station at the Flemington end is conveniently adjacent to Liberty Village Premium Outlets, with 40 outlet stores, ranging from cookware to kids' clothes and including perennial favorites J. Crew, Coach and Timberland.
For a more historic look at the town, stop by its oldest building, the 1756 Flemington Castle Museum.
Stroll past historic Victorian homes and shop at a variety of specialty stores or along its main and side streets, which boast metro-like restaurants and boutiques that have made Hunterdon a popular shopping destination.
Ride the Raritan River Railway, a replica steam train located here; for a longer excursion, take the scenic Black River & Western Railroad, which runs between Flemington and Ringoes.
The station at the Flemington end is conveniently adjacent to Liberty Village Premium Outlets, with 40 outlet stores, ranging from cookware to kids' clothes and including perennial favorites J. Crew, Coach and Timberland.
For a more historic look at the town, stop by its oldest building, the 1756 Flemington Castle Museum.
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