Imlaystown is a small historic community and unincorporated area located within Upper Freehold Township in Monmouth County, New Jersey, United States. It is located in zip code 08526. The village is easily accessible from Exit 11 off Interstate 195.
Founded in 1690, the village was once the social, economic and political focus of Upper Freehold. It consists of approximately thirty buildings from the mid-19th century. Most were rebuilt in 1898 after a fire which destroyed much of the town. It takes its name from the Imlay family, the area’s major landowners in the colonial period.
Ye Olde Yellow Meeting House was built in 1737 by a congregation begun in 1720.
The most recognizable building in Imlaystown is Salter’s Mill situated on a 28-acre (110,000 m) millpond that once supported an ice business as well as the mill.
The Happy Apple Inn is the village’s only restaurant. Built as a stagecoach stopover between Trenton and the Jersey Shore in the mid-19th century, the current structure…
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