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Roselle Park Home Roselle Park History - Roselle Park Museum - Roselle Park History - Roselle Park Founding Fathers - Roselle Park Book of Records - Roselle Park Photo Gallery Roselle Park Government - Roselle Park Mayor's Welcome - Roselle Park Mayor & Council - Roselle Park Borough Hall - Roselle Park Other Information Roselle Park Community - Roselle Park Places of Worship - Roselle Park Transportation Roselle Park Business - Roselle Park Business Roselle Park Sponsored Links DSL Dynamic Submission Search Engine Submission Dynamic Software AKC Internet Service Mail Communicator eMail Validator PPC Management Bulk Email Software Dynamic Mail Communicator Dynamic Promotion Suite Dynamic Link Promoter Dynamic Web Ranking Apex Pacific Dynamic Submitter Web Hosting Search Engine Submission Software WSFTP Dynamic Secure Order Animated Flags PPC SaaS         Welcome to RosellePark.org The Borough of Roselle Park is a town of about 13,000 people in just over one square mile of Northern New Jersey. If you are just visiting, please use the links on the left to move about the site and learn all about us, our schools, our history and much more. If you live here, you already know that we are a vibrant town with a strong sense of community and we want you to think of this as your website. Look around these pages and see what the site has to offer.  Dear Friend,   I would like to welcome you to the Roselle Park Web Site. In order to promote technology and information to the residents and interested guests, we have designed this home page to promote our community and the many wonderful things we have to offer. Sincerely, Mayor Joe DeIorio     History Of Roselle Park When colonists came to the New World, some settled between the Hudson and Delaware Rivers, in what is now New Jersey. A subtribe of Algonquin Indians who called themselves Leni Lenape, meaning "men among men" were the primary inhabitants until then. One of three subtribes of the Leni Lenape, known as Unami or Turtle tribe, had a smaller kingdom called Raritans or Wawitane and these are the Indians that occupied what is now known as Union County. Although no evidence of an Indian village site has been found within Roselle Park boundaries, it is believed that the original, meandering Westfield Avenue, also known to be part of the Old York Road, was an Indian Trail. The Lenape criss-crossed New Jersey and left a network of such trails, which became colonial roads and later, highways.

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