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Haddonfield

Haddonfield blends a nationally recognized historic downtown with more than 200 shops and galleries, a deep dining scene, PATCO rail access, Revolutionary-era history and one of New Jersey's most famous dinosaur discoveries.

Haddonfield at a glance

12,5502020 CensusU.S. Census population count.
12,7402025 estimateLatest Census QuickFacts estimate available in 2026.
2.80Square miles2020 Census land area.
200+Downtown shops & galleriesCurrent Downtown Haddonfield visitor promotion.

Historic downtown, PATCO access and a distinctive identity

Haddonfield is one of South Jersey's best-known historic boroughs, pairing a walkable Kings Highway and Haddon Avenue business district with preserved architecture, Revolutionary-era sites, independent shops and restaurants, and direct PATCO rail service to Philadelphia.

Boundary note: Haddonfield Borough is separate from Haddon Township and Haddon Heights. A “Haddonfield” mailing address can sometimes appear on properties in neighboring municipalities, so NJTGO uses the actual municipal boundary for listings.

Local resources

History & landmarks

Indian King Tavern

The 18th-century tavern where the New Jersey Legislature met in 1777 and the colony-to-state designation was formalized. The state site is currently under restoration and should not be assumed open for routine tours.

Hadrosaurus foulkii discovery

The Haddonfield discovery site is a National Historic Landmark. The 1858 excavation produced the world's first nearly complete dinosaur skeleton mounted for public exhibition.

“Haddy”

The dinosaur has become a Haddonfield symbol and is one of the attractions PATCO highlights for visitors arriving in town.

Historic District

Much of central Haddonfield is covered by a designated historic district, making preservation review an important part of local planning and real estate.

Greenfield Hall

Historic house at 343 Kings Highway East associated with the Haddonfield Historical Society and listed on the National Register.

Kings Highway downtown

Walkable commercial corridor combining locally owned shops, galleries, restaurants, events and historic streetscape.

Schools

Central Elementary School

3 Lincoln Avenue · elementary school.

Elizabeth Haddon Elementary School

501 W. Redman Avenue.

J. Fithian Tatem Elementary School

1 Glover Avenue.

Haddonfield Middle School

5 Lincoln Avenue · grades 6-8.

Haddonfield Memorial High School

401 Kings Highway East · borough high school.

Board / Administration

95 Grove Street · 856-429-7510.

Churches, cemeteries & funeral services

Christ the King Roman Catholic Church

200 Windsor Avenue.

Haddonfield United Methodist Church

29 Warwick Road.

Grace Church in Haddonfield

19 Kings Highway East.

First Baptist Church of Haddonfield

124 Kings Highway East.

Haddonfield Bible Church

326 Belmont Avenue.

Haddonfield Baptist Cemetery

402 Kings Highway East.

Friends Cemetery

Historic Quaker burial ground associated with Haddonfield Friends Meeting.

Kain-Murphy Funeral Services

15 West End Avenue.

Hinski-Tomlinson Funeral Home

81 N. Haddon Avenue.

Municipal essentials

Borough Hall

242 Kings Highway East · 856-429-4700.

PATCO Station

Kings Highway West & Washington Avenue. Daily parking, bike racks and ADA access.

Public Library

60 N. Haddon Avenue.

Explore Haddonfield

Business & ShoppingFood & DrinkVisiting & Lodging

Local information reviewed September 17, 2026. Addresses, hours, menus and operating details can change; confirm time-sensitive information directly with the organization.