Florham Park

Florham Park, New Jersey, boasts a rich history highlighted by the enduring Little Red Schoolhouse, established in 1866. Originally Hoppingtown, the village transformed into Afton in 1876 before becoming Florham Park in 1899, named after millionaires Florence and Hamilton Twombly. The book explores the community's evolution from its agrarian roots to suburban development post-World War II, featuring unique glimpses of historical lanterns, the fire department's early days, and local landmarks like the Twombly mansion and Afton Restaurant.