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The tavern was our first place of business, accommodating such travelers as Benjamin Franklin and Joseph Bonaparte. Unfortunately, this historic building was lost to age many years ago, and now only exists in pictures and words.

It was located on a Stagecoach route and used by many weary travelers as a main route to Philadelphia and a direct route to Freehold. Another piece of history is the fact that President Theodore Roosevelt enjoyed our countryside surrounding so much; he had a presidential retreat here. Our surrounding roads contained stories and folklore filled with riches of our past.

One such road is called Paint Island Spring. At one time it was use by the Indians for the attractive colors it produced. Later doctors prescribed its waters for medicinal purposes. It was once so visited that it became a park for all to enjoy. Today we take an active role in saving our town's heritage. We have two buildings that are listed on the National Register of historic places.

They are the Clarksburg Episcopal Methodist Church that was built in and now owned by the Township. The second is the Clarksburg four-room schoolhouse that was built in and presently is the new home for all the municipal offices. Our Township boards and commissions take an active role in keeping safe the principals of what makes Millstone unique among our neighbors. We work hard to keep an equal balance between our farmland and new development.

We do our best to save the old along with the new and to keep our countryside green and our waters free from pollution. We call ourselves an "environmentally concerned community", a standard we try very hard to live up to.