No, the name "Clinton" has nothing to do with the former president of the United States! The town was named for DeWitt Clinton, a govenor of New York, and its streets were laid out in 1828. Although tiny in area and population size (about 2000 people), it is a popular tourist destination because of its Victorian atmosphere and local attractions, including a major art center and a museum.

The Red Mill, which is part of the Clinton Historical Museum Village at the western edge of the downtown shopping area, is New Jersey's most photographed landmark. The stone mill, across the river from the Red Mill, is the center for many cultural events and exhibits.

My photo album of Clinton.