Mill Race Village

Mill Race Village is a historic shopping district located in Mount Holly, New Jersey’s oldest neighborhood at Church Street. Named after the “Mill Race,” a hand-dug waterway that branches off the Rancocas Creek dating to 1723, the village features buildings from the late 17th century that were originally tenant and worker housing for the area’s grist mills. Today, Mill Race Village operates as a vibrant commercial hub housing an eclectic collection of independent shops, galleries, cafes, and restaurants offering collectibles, handmade goods, fine art, jewelry, and antique items. The village serves as a cultural and economic focal point for Mount Holly’s revitalization efforts as a historic and cultural destination, with community involvement including cultural events and preservation initiatives supported by both private and nonprofit representatives.