Little Falls, a township of Passaic County in New Jersey is as captivating as its namesake. Since the 2000 census, this borough has seen steady growth amounting to an astounding 33% increase with population numbers now totaling 13,360 citizens! One simply can’t help but be drawn into Little Fall’s beauty and rich history beginning at Beattie Mill – where that iconic waterfall on the Passaic River resides.

Little Falls, an enchanting New Jersey township with a rich history of European settlement and important waterway transportation dating back to the 17th century. Founded in 1868 from parts of Acquackanonk Township, Little Falls is home to many historical sites including Speer Homestead c.1785 (originally constructed as early as 1680).Remnants still remain today along The Morris Canal once used for trade between Delaware & Hudson rivers until 1925- evolving into a greenway uniting Little Fall’s past with its present charm shared by all who visit it each year!