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Madison is a borough located within Morris County. It is less than 25 miles from Manhattan and enjoys both Mid-Town Direct and Downtown NYC train service. There are more than 16,000 people living in the 4 square mile community. It has been known since the late 1800's as the "Rose City" for the many blossoms that were grown here for markets around the world.
Character
 Madison is the perfect blend of Main Street conveniences, suburban amenities, and rich parklands. Some 16 parks can be found throughout Madison totaling more than 100 acres. Madison is known as a "college town", and is home to Drew University, Fairleigh Dickinson University, and nearby St. Elizabeth's College. Madison's history dates back to the Revolutionary War.
Schools
Madison has three elementary schools, one junior high school and one high school. There are also 3 parochial elementary schools close by, one in Madison, one in Chatham Boro, and one in Florham Park. There is also a Catholic High School located in town.
Places of Worship
Madison is a diverse community of many faiths including: St. Vincent Catholic Church, The Presbyterian Church of Madison, The United Methodist in Madison, Grace Episcopal Church, Beth African-Methodist-Episcopal Church, Madison Baptist Church, and Madison First Baptist.
Something Special
The New Jersey Shakespeare Festival is on the campus of Drew University. The season opens in mid-May and runs through early September. The Museum of Early Trades and Crafts located on Main Street has gone through extensive restoration and renovation and the new museum offers a wide range of exhibits, programs and activities for adults, children and families.
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