What's Happening in Somerville, NJ…

Somerville, New Jersey, is a borough located in the center of Somerset County. This picturesque Old Dutch community is a hidden treasure discovered every year by those who find strolling through well-preserved small towns – harboring quaint shops and eateries – a perfect pastime. In addition to the Dutch-style architecture, there is the Somerville Municipal Building (the former Robert Mansion), an excellent example of American Gothic, and the nearby Wallace House, which was Washington’s Headquarters for the Middlebrook Encampment. To increase the likelihood of Somerville’s discovery by those who will appreciate everything it has to offer, local merchants and civic leaders utilize printing companies in Somerville.

Once notified of Somerville’s existence, and of the sites and shopping opportunities it offers, many visitors can arrive here from as far away as Newark, New Jersey, via a direct rail line to Somerville. The Somerville train station’s service connection with Newark Penn Station gives it indirect service to Penn Station, New York. This means our local merchants can access potential patrons from as far away as Midtown Manhattan.

Residents here appreciate living in a community where the past is preserved and where there is such easy access to large city markets. It is a good place to live and raise a family. The astute use of printing companies in Somerville by savvy merchants is partially responsible for the city maintaining its population, at a time when other small cities are shrinking. Many people who decide to relocate upon retirement were once visitors on a shopping expedition, or are architectural history buffs who fell in love with Somerville.