In 1761, an ironworking community formed a town called Boone-Towne in honor of the Colonial Governor, Thomas Boone. Today, it's called Boonton (pronounced "button" but with double-o instead of u), and it's a charming little town. Captured in this photo is Main Street lined with shops, restaurants and cafes.
In 1761, an ironworking community formed a town called Boone-Towne in honor of the Colonial Governor, Thomas Boone. Today, it's called Boonton (pronounced "button" but with double-o instead of u), and it's a charming little town. Captured in this photo is Main Street lined with shops, restaurants and cafes.
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