About Bordentown

Bordentown is a relatively small community found in the Granite State of New Hampshire. Bordentown has a population of approximately four thousand residents, and is considered a part of Burlington County. Bordentown was named after the founder of the community, Joseph Borden. The area which is now considered Bordentown was originally settled in the year sixteen eighty two, and offers a rich historical and cultural heritage. Residents of a Bordentown apartment for rent or house for rent can enjoy a number of recreational activities and natural points of interest throughout the area. Notable residents of Bordentown throughout the years include patriot Thomas Paine, Clara Barton, founder of the American Red Cross, Francis Hopkinson, who signed the Declaration of Independence, and Joseph Bonaparte, who was at one point King of Spain. Bordentown is situated on the Delaware River, and is home to the annual Cranberry Fest and the Gilder House Museum. Residents of a Bordentown apartment rental or home rental can enjoy Bulls Island Natural Area, Cheesequake State Park, Colonial Park, Neshaminy State Park, Ralph Stover State Park, and East Freehold County Park.

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