Municipal administration, police, court, utilities, tax and land-use services.
Pemberton Borough
A small historic Rancocas Creek borough with an old mill-town center, local businesses, parks, trails and a distinct identity separate from surrounding Pemberton Township.
Pemberton Borough at a Glance
Pemberton Borough is a compact historic community entirely surrounded by Pemberton Township. The borough grew from an 18th-century water-powered mill settlement along the North Branch of the Rancocas Creek and remains centered on Hanover Street, Hampton Street and the creek crossing.
Traditional borough commercial and civic spine with shops, services, churches and historic buildings.
The waterway that powered Pemberton's early mills and still defines the center of the borough.
Public park area immediately north of the creek crossing.
Public recreation area south of the bridge with trail and river access features.
Large multi-dealer antiques center in the historic mill area.
History & Heritage
Historic mill and mansion site tied to the borough's early water-powered industry.
Recognized historic property associated with the borough's older residential fabric.
Historic congregation organized in the 18th century; the current church is a prominent Hanover Street landmark.
Historic Episcopal parish in the borough.
Long-established Methodist congregation and community institution.
Schools
Pemberton Borough students attend the Pemberton Township School District. The district serves Pemberton Borough, Pemberton Township and eligible students connected with Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst from pre-kindergarten through grade 12.
Places of Worship & Cemeteries
Historic Baptist congregation.
United Methodist congregation with community-service programs.
Episcopal parish and community outreach center.
Christian congregation in the borough.
Historic Independent Order of Odd Fellows cemetery.
Historic cemetery associated with the First Baptist tradition.