I know the Black Eddy area. I've stayed several times at the Chestnut Hill B&B in Milford. The Oyster House was one of my favorite dining spots there. Haven't been in many years though, but I know that area is bad with flooding. Did the bridges take any damage?
The Oyster House, which moved from its previous location near the Milford-Upper Black Eddy Bridge into a space along Rt. 519 near the creek was severely damaged when a small dam upstream broke, but they quickly rebuilt and re-opened.
Before:
http://photos.nj.com/hunterdon-photos/2011/09/readers_sent_photos_of_floodin_9.htmlAfter:
http://photos.nj.com/photogallery/2011/09/dam_at_milford_park_2.htmlThere was flash flooding in Milford as a result. Friends of mine were evacuated at about 2:30 AM when the water started rushing down the aptly-named Water Street.
The recently restored Milford-Upper Black Eddy Bridge sustained no damage whatsoever.
Chestnut Ridge on the Delaware was fine, as was the very nice Bridgeton House on the Delaware, just across the river.