Welcome to the Deserted Village of Feltville/Glenside Park
This site is listed on the New Jersey and National Registers of Historic Places due to its development in 1845 as Feltville, a self-sucient manufacturing town. While its most signicant history relates to Feltville, the site has had multiple uses, beginning in the early 18th century as Peter’s Hill, an outlying Elizabethtown farmstead, to its present use as a historic site within the Union County Park System.
Peter’s Hill, A Colonial Settlement
Three Special Feltville Buildings
Feltville: A Company Town, 1845−1860
David Felt
Feltville, 1845−1860
Archaeology: Searching For The Past
Feltville Workers, Circa 1850
From Across The Atlantic
Feltville’s Cozy Cottages
Sarsaparilla Man To Deserted Village, 1860−1882
Glenside Park, 1882–1916
Bookbinding At Feltville
Power For Felt’s Factory
The Mexican Murals, Circa 1920s