Sergeantsville

Sergeantsville is a small, unincorporated community located in Delaware Township, Hunterdon County, New Jersey. Situated in the central part of the township, it is a rural hamlet characterized by its agricultural surroundings and historic architecture. The Sergeantsville Historic District, listed on the National Register of Historic Places, encompasses many of the village's original structures, reflecting its development from the 18th and 19th centuries.

The community's origins are tied to early settlers in the region, with its name believed to be derived from a prominent local family or individual named Sergeant. Over time, Sergeantsville developed as a modest crossroads, serving the surrounding farms and villages. Key landmarks include the Sergeantsville Schoolhouse, a one-room school that operated for many years, and several well-preserved colonial and federal-style homes. The Delaware River is located to the west of Sergeantsville, influencing the region's early economy through transportation and agriculture.

Today, Sergeantsville maintains a quiet residential character. While it lacks a central business district, its residents are served by the broader amenities of Delaware Township and nearby towns. The area continues to be appreciated for its scenic beauty, historical significance, and preserved rural atmosphere, offering a glimpse into New Jersey's past.