The Historical Society is always looking for new members who have an interest in Milltown history.For more information contact Society President Kathy Heilman at 732-227-1480 or Bruce Schwendeman at 732-828-0249.

Here are some interesting websites that will help you learn more about Milltown and other central New Jersey history. If you know of other interesting sites, or if you encounter a broken link here please send a message to webmaster Barbara Wright. Thanks!

• New Brunswick Newspaper archive New Brunswick Public LIbrary gives access to newspapers from the 1880 to 1916
• New Jersey Electrical Railroad Historical Society A group dedicated to preserving the history of the North Jersey Trolley lines.
• KilmerHouse.com A fascinating blog chronicling the history of the Johnson & Johnson Company of New Brunswick
• Images of Milltown- a photographic history Google Books has archived online the Images of Milltown book. Great pictures from throughout Milltown's history, some pages are omitted.
• New Jersey Civil War Heritage Association
• Historic aerial images of Milltown from 1930's to 2006
• Steal Away Steal Away- A Guide to the Underground Railroad in New Jersey
• History of the Milltown Railroad Station
• Milltown Historical Society from Official Milltown Boro site
• This page has a history of the Michelin Tire factory in town
• History of the Brunswick Trolly
• This is the trolley that travelled through Milltown
• Hisorical New Jersey Revolutionary War Era Maps
• There are interesting maps of Middlesex County here
• Archives of Cranbury Newspaper Early 20th Century
• Click on your Internet connection button, and search for news
• East Jersey Old Town
• Middlesex County's historical buildings
• Middlesex County History
• History buff's guide from dinosaurs to duct tape
• Map of North Brunswick Township 1876
• This includes the north side of what would become Milltown
• Map of East Brunswick 1876
• This is a map of the south side of Milltown and East Brunswick. Many of the names are misspelled on this and the North Brunswick map.
• Rutgers Oral History Project Interview with Harrison Hill
• This is very long, but there is some interesting Milltown history
• New Jersey History Mysteries Stories of little known men and women who make New Jersey the interesting place it is.
• History of Union and Middlesex Counties With Biographical Sketches of Many of their Prominent Men by W. Woodford Clayton, Ed. The museum owns a copy of this awesome history book, and now its online, and searchable!