Harding, NJ, steeped in history, was established in the late 18th century. Named after President Warren G. Harding, the township preserves its historic character through landmarks like the Kemmerer Library, a 19th-century structure, and the Harding Township Museum, showcasing artifacts from its past. The area was once home to colonial farms and estates. Harding played a role in the Revolutionary War and later evolved into a residential haven. The township maintains a balance between its rich heritage, scenic landscapes, and a commitment to preserving its historical and natural treasures for future generations.
Kemmerer Library: A historic library offering a quiet space and a glimpse into the township's past.
Noe Pond Club: A private club with a scenic pond, offering recreational activities like fishing and boating.
Great Swamp National Wildlife Refuge: A vast wildlife refuge with trails for bird-watching, hiking, and nature exploration.
Seaton Hackney Stables: A riding facility providing horseback riding lessons and trail rides.
Historic Harding Township Museum: Showcasing artifacts and exhibits related to the township's history.
Patriot's Path: A network of trails for hiking, biking, and enjoying the outdoors.
Giralda Farms: A corporate park with walking trails and picturesque landscapes.
Morris County Golf Club: A private golf club offering a challenging course for golf enthusiasts.
Recreational Parks: Harding features several parks with playgrounds, sports facilities, and open spaces for outdoor activities.
Equestrian Events: Given its equestrian heritage, Harding occasionally hosts horse-related events and competitions.
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