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Metuchen, NJ

Metuchen is a bustling, little borough, located in Central New Jersey, as a part of Middlesex County, NJ. Beginning as a part of Woodbridge Township around 1870 and is currently surrounded by Edison Township (See related article: America’s Safest Cities, Edison, NJ). The best way to describe the geographic relationship between Edison and Metuchen, it Edison would be considered the doughnut, Metuchen would be the hole of the doughnut.

Metuchen really started becoming the Hub town it is, once the New Jersey Railroad (currently NJ Transit) was completed in 1830, connecting Metuchen with New York City and New Brunswick, NJ (Home of Rutgers University).

The Main Street area (where the Train station is located), then built itself up as a business district after the train’s establishment of typical 19th century habitations, including several businesses, two taverns, hotels, post offices, and over a dozen dwellings. The town received another economic increase with the development of Middlesex/Essex Turnpike running less than a 1/4 of a mile away from the Metuchen Train Station (now consider Middlesex Avenue or Route 27).

This business boom attracted a variety of free and different thinkers to the area, including: artists, literary figures, and noted intellectuals, earning Metuchen a new nickname called “The Brainy Borough.” Which also attracted more businesses to the area, so much so that by 1882, Metuchen contained over 37 businesses to the small stretch of land.

Because of its growth, and an early development of its own identity, it became clear, that Metuchen should be indepentant from Woodbridge, NJ. In 1900, the borough of Metuchen was officially founded, naming the town after the Native American Chief of the Lenape Matouchin, as it was referred to by road builder’s since 1688, to the Overseer as being in charge of “the Metuchen District.”

The bustling borough of Metuchen has seen so much growth and is always ready for more. For more information on Metuchen Real Estate, contact me, Deborah Kerr, of Keller Williams Elite, Realtors, and Let my 30+ years of Real Estate and Metuchen experience work for you and yours!

Deborah Kerr

Keller Williams Elite, Realtors

Office – 732-549-1998

Cell – 732-910-1682

Website- www.debkerr.com

Email – debkerr@kw.com