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Overview
1830s ironworks town along the Morris Canal features antique shops, the NJ Fireman's Home and Museum and the Boonton Historical Society and Museum in the landmark John Taylor Building. The house was purchased by the Town of Boonton in 1921 as a memorial to World War I veterans. This house combines elements of Colonial Revival and Victorian Gothic styles, was built in 1897-1898 for use as a residence and office for Dr. John L. Taylor.
The museums is open Sundays 1 - 4 pm or by appointment
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Amenities
- Free Admission
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Map
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Dining
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Cloverleaf Tavern
8.0 MI
973-226-9812 View > -
Rod's Steak & Seafood Grille
8.3 MI
973-539-6666 View > -
Calandra's Italian Village
8.3 MI
973-226-8889 View > -
Rare The Steakhouse
8.7 MI
973-256-6699 View > -
Highlawn Pavilion
11.2 MI
973-731-3463 View > -
Mesob Ethiopian
11.6 MI
973-655-9000 View >
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Lodging
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Embassy Suites
2.2 MI
973-334-1440 View > -
Fairfield Inn & Suites by Marriott
2.4 MI
973-263-0095 View > -
Travelodge
2.4 MI
973-567-3708 View > -
Days Inn
2.4 MI
973-939-4875 View > -
Ramada Limited
2.4 MI
973-263-5702 View > -
Courtyard by Marriott
2.6 MI
973-394-0303 View >
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Activities
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Boonton Main Street
0.2 MI
973-257-9107 View > -
Darress Theatre
0.3 MI
973-334-9292 View > -
Knoll Golf Club
1.1 MI
973-263-7110 View > -
The Barn Theatre
1.3 MI
973-334-9320 View > -
Tourne County Park
1.5 MI
973-326-7600 View > -
Women's Theatre Company
1.7 MI
973-335-3038 View >
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