A Quaint Country Town in New Jersey
The other day I took my mom out for her birthday lunch in the quaint country town Sergeantsville, New Jersey. Sergeantsville is located in southwestern Hunterdon County, NJ. I actually lived nearby until I was about four years old!
Can you understand why she chose this charming and sentimental place for our outing?
Just west of the picturesque village you will find the last covered bridge still standing in New Jersey…
Isn’t it beautiful?
I would love to come back here when it’s covered with snow!
We enjoyed a delicious lunch in “the library” at the historic Sergeantsville Inn. It was so special to spend some leisurely time sitting by the fireplace, catching up with my mom. I can see why she loves this place so much.
It was also wonderful to drive through this beautiful area of New Jersey. Not much has changed over the years.
Such a lovely place to be in the fall!
I was disappointed to learn that last year was the 40th and final year of the town’s “Thanksgiving in the Country” house tour! What fun it would be to attend something like that! You can read more about it here – NJ.com.
Have you been to any quaint country towns recently?
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I love your photos! I'm so glad that you were able to get shots of the covered bridge, which I have never been able to get. They are lovely photos.I did attend the Thanksgiving in the Country several times and posted about it in November 2011. I really missed that celebration this year, but it was an enormous amount of work for them, especially with the bad storms we had in 2011 and 2012. I loved the countryside and those house tours!It's a lovely area and not one that many know about in New Jersey . . .
Oh what a wonderful town and I love that bridge too. Such beautiful scenery. So happy you got to spend some special time with your mom on her special day.
It's beautiful Shelley, and how sweet of you to take your mom there again!
What a great piece! I may have to take a drive and visit one Sunday!
it looks so quaint and beautiful. my fav part of the country this time of the year is the eastern states and new england. so much charm and history. glad you had a nice day with your mom. happy belated birthday to her~
Thank you for sharing this lovely post. As a NJ resident it saddens me to see how poorly we can be represented in the media. We have so much natural beauty here and sadly some people only ever get to see the Turnpike to and from the airports.
I'm loving these photos of the bridge and the stone inn. Just lovely! I'm your newest follower. Found you on Amaze Me Monday. 🙂
What a beautiful little town! I'm sure your mom really enjoyed this special outing with you in this lovely setting.
Beautiful! I just adore charming old towns. Thanks for sharing at Fridays Unfolded!AlisonNancherrow
How lovely it is there! 🙂 We have two covered bridges in one county park in our area…we are lucky. They are at either end of the park; love them.
I love quaint towns like this! How fabulous to have that gorgeous covered bridge. Thanks for sharing with SYC.hugs,Jann