Heritage building in Lumberton, New Jersey

Welcome to the Lumberton Township Municipal Building, the central hub for all things related to Lumberton Township, located at 35 Municipal Drive, Lumberton, New Jersey 08048. As a local government office, we are dedicated to serving the needs of our residents, businesses, and visitors by providing comprehensive information and services. Lumberton Township, incorporated on March 14, 1860, boasts a rich history rooted in the lumber industry. Originally known as Lumbertown, the township was named for its early industry, where abundant pine trees were harvested to supply wood to Philadelphia. This historic connection to the lumber trade is a proud part of our heritage.

The Historical Society Museum, located at 602 Main Street in Lumberton, New Jersey, is a treasure trove of artifacts and photos that showcase the rich history of the town. Founded in 1974 by a group of passionate citizens, the museum houses a collection that has been gathered over the past 40 years. From architecture to the lives of residents, the museum offers a glimpse into the past of Lumberton. The museum is housed in the Ridgeway Gaun Community Center, named after Mr. Gaun, a former Township Clerk. Open on the third Saturday of the month from September to May, the museum also offers appointments for interested parties. Visit the Historical Society Museum to discover the fascinating history of Lumberton.