Mark Stewart talks about the fascinating history of the Twin Lights of Navesink which was built in 1862.
This episode visualizes what life was like at the Jersey Bayshore when explorers first arrived here.
In this episode, the first woman to swim across the English Channel and the first women to join the U.S. Army are featured.
At one time, our country's defenses were located throughout the Jersey Bayshore. Today, the relics of those installations are clearly visible and the memories of what happened is very strong.
This three-part series with historical photographs and old film, features Historian Al Savolaine who talks about how and why the United States entered World War I (also known as "The Great War").
The Firefighters Museum in Keyport, NJ, is a must-see museum at the Jersey Bayshore.
Lighthouses of the Jersey Bayshore are the subject of this episode of JERSEY BAYSHORE COUNTRY. Celebrating 250 years of continuous operations, the Sandy Hook Lighthouse is the main focus of the program with an ingterview by National Park Service Ranger & Historian Tom Hoffman. The Twin Lights of Navesink...
Monmouth County Historian Randy Gabrielan talks about his favorite historic sites to visit in the Jersey Bayshore area. Included are reports on a NJ12 television report on Henry Hudson Springs and another report on the Jersey Bayshore exhibit at the annual Made in Monmouth home show.
Interview with The Rev. Dr. William Carl Thomas of Christ Church in Middletown, NJ.
It was the Sea Shore Branch of Jersey Central Railroad which brought folks to beaches and other parts along the Jersey Bayshore. Join Host John Schneider and Railroad Historian Tom Gallo as they recreate a ride which millions of folks took in the past, but no longer. The train tracks would be pulled up...