Millburn Short Hills
W Owen Lampe
Millburn Short Hills
W Owen Lampe
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Scotsman Samuel Campbell’s paper mill-on-the-burn
and the Native American-named short hills were the origins of the area known today as Millburn and Short
Hills. Millburn Township is recognized throughout the
country for its natural beauty, ambiance, and fine schools. After the Revolutionary War, the locale changed from a rural area of farms to one dominated by paper and felt mills. With the development of the railroad community of Wyoming in the 1870s, the town again changed course. Soon thereafter, Stewart Hartshorn, inventor of the spring window shade, chose the town for his planned ideal community, from which it evolved into the premier suburb it is today.
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