There are two townships by the name of Lawrence in New Jersey, and topics related to either of them are appropriate for this category. Lawrence Township, in Cumberland County, was incorporated in 1885, and includes the unincorporated community of Cedarville. Lawrence Township, in Mercer County, was originally known s Maidenhead Township, when it was formed in 1697, and was one of New Jersey's initial group of townships. Its name was changed to Lawrence in 1816. The unincorporated community of Lawrenceville is in Lawrence Township, and many residents refer to the entire township as Lawrenceville.
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Established in 1835, the congregation began as a mission station, with services held in private homes, the school, and a shoe shop, until its church was completed in 1838. Its history, profile, and schedule of worship services are published to the site, and its missionaries are highlighted.
http://www.cedarvillebaptist.com/
Offering general auto maintenance and repair services, engine and transmission servicing and replacement, computer diagnostics, exhaust repair and replacement, brakes, suspension, and tire services. Its location, hours of operation, and contacts are published.
http://www.kuhnautorepair.com/
Lawrence Township Public Schools
The pre-K through 12th grade public school district serves the greater Mercer County, New Jersey region. The site profiles the school board and the district's member schools, offers school schedules, district policies, and administrative contacts.
http://www.ltps.org/
Lawrence Township, Cumberland County, New Jersey
The township is located in the central part of southern Cumberland County. The official municipal site offers an overview and contacts for the township's administrative and departmental contacts, tax information, and a guide to local services.
http://www.lawrencetwpcumberlandnj.com/
Situated in the village of Cedarville, Lawrence Township, Cumberland County, New Jersey, the funeral home is housed in a restore Italianate residence. Its services are outlined, and obituaries are published to the site.
http://padgettfuneralhomes.com/
The official township site contains information on living, working and visiting the Mercer County, New Jersey township. It also provides access to general and governmental information, online documents and public services. Includes a community calendar, self-service portal, news and announcement, and community links.
http://www.lawrencetwp.com/
