Home
  Meetings and Events
  Useful Facts
  Municipal Services
  Police
  Other Public Safety
  Recreation
  Schools And Library
  Land Use & Construction
  Township Government
  OTHER GOVERNMENT
       County
         WW2 Veterans Medal
         Korean Vets Medal
       State
       Federal
       Elections
         Election Results
       Quick Reference
            Post Offices
            Motor Vehicles
            Fed/State Taxes
            Passports
       Nearby Towns
  Utilities/Transportation
  Community
  Contact Us
  Forms
  Site Index
LHT banner graphic,Too
Preserving the Legacy of 2000-2003

Local Post Offices

  Counter Lobby - Boxes Only
Millington
07946
1936 Long Hill Road
908-647-1279
8:00-4:30 M-F
10:00-12:00 Sat
7:00-5:00 M-F
8:00-12:00 Sat
Stirling
07980
1153 Valley Road
908-647-0206
Gillette
07933
594 Valley Road
908-647-3135
The approximate boundaries of the ZIP codes in Long Hill Township are shown on the street maps webpages.
Flashing icon that says: NewAll New Jersey Zip Codes in a fast list on the state website.
Or look up any Zip Code in the USPS Zip directory. 
For more information about Postal Service and Rates, visit the Postal Service website.

For Federal Express and United Parcel Service dropoffs in Long Hill, visit the Express Services page.


A Chronology of the Post Offices serving Long Hill Towship
Apr, 1838 - Nov, 1905  Long Hill  (In December, 1895, renamed Longhill "to conform, in orthography, to ... the OFFICIAL POSTAL GUIDE")
Dec, 1817 - Oct, 1821 Doughty's Mills (In Somerset County. Assumed to be on the Passaic River below the Gorge.) In 1820, the 16th Congress voted to establish a post road "From Liberty Corner by Doughty's mills [sic] and New Providence, to Springfield, in New Jersey." County Route 512 (Springfield Ave. and Valley Road) connects these places today.
Oct, 1821 - Feb, 1841 Millington (in Somerset County)
Feb, 1841 - July, 1845 Millington
July, 1845 - Feb, 1855 Millington (in Somerset County)
Feb, 1855 - Present Millington
1866 Passaic Township is formed
December, 1871 The New Jersey West Line Railroad begins scheduled train service between Bernardsville and Summit
Jan, 1872 - Present Stirling
Jan, 1872 - Present Gillette
Extracted from "New Jersey Postal History", John L. Kay and Chester M. Smith, Jr., 1977.  Thanks to the Pequannock Township Public Library.

Printable Version
Please send comments to the webmaster from this or any other page.
Post Office Locations and Hours
This is not an official government website.  © 2003-2008