by Barbara J. Mitnick (2000)

The book is a biography with Mrs. Dodge's early life, family life with Marcellus Dodge, as a dog fancier, her philanthropy work and her last years.

edited by Harold Holzer (2007)

The adventurous life of one time Madison resident William O. Stoddard. This edited 1907 autobiography sheds light on Lincoln.

by John T. Cunningham

A hardcover book tells of the forgotten winters in Middlebrook and Morristown and of their critical importance to the course of the war.

by William Parkhurst Tuttle. (1916)

See index

by John T. Cunningham

A paperback full of pictures of Madison's history from its founding in about 1740, including the rose growing industry, Drew University, and the Dodge family. See index

by John T. Cunningham

by John T. Cunningham

The paperback is full of pictures of Chatham Township's history from its founding in 1806, including the Gibbons horse farm, Madame Bey's training camp for prizefighters, and the Great Swamp.

by John W. Rae

A paperback full of pictures of the mansions on Madison Avenue, Harding and Morris Townships, scattered in surrounding areas,  clubs founded by and for the wealthy, and how it all ended.

by Joseph G. Bilby (2010)

Biographies of 150 New Jerseyans caught up in the struggle of the civil war, including soldiers, civilians, men, women, heroes, scoundrels and a heroic horse.  A Madison resident is included.

edited by Jim Malcolm (2017)

Heyward Emmell witnessed and recorded all the major battles of the Army of Potomac from the Peninsula Campaign to Gettysburg to the Siege of Petersburg as a stretcher bearer in the ambulance corps.

by Linda Barth, illustrated by Hazel Mitchell (2011)

A seek-and-search book for young and old.  Double-page spreads are jam-packed with colorful illustrations of the people, places, inventions, and attractions in New Jersey.  Readers are encouraged to explore a little more and find hidden pictures in each illustration.

by New Jersey Historical Commission (2008)

Spiral bound soft cover, illustrated introduction to the buildings, battlefields and encampment sites whose stories contribute to our understanding of New Jersey's role in the birth of the nation.

by Heather E. Stivison

Pictures of the country estate of father of the American Arts & Crafts Movement, Gustav Stickley designed and built himself.  New Jersey National Historic Landmark.

by John T. Cunningham

A richly illustrated volume show views of the borough's distinctive, turn-of-the-centry kerosene lanterns, the large ice-cutting industry, first years of the fire department and early farming families.

by Joan M. Williams

Pictures take the reader into the quiet back streets and some of the old buildings giving a hint of what Morristown was like in the past.

by Patricia E. Meola

Some of the nearly 200 old postcard images that were sent to friends and relations by early summer inhabitants  show the changes from a pastoral town of farms and rolling hills to seasonal residents to a populated suburb of Manhattan.