Bob PellegriniApr 23, 2023The Good Old Days of AviationAir travel seemed so much more glamorous in the pre-jetliner days. Flying to a foreign destination was considered adventurous and...
Bob PellegriniApr 13, 2023Elsie and the Fair This colorful linen era postcard depicts a domestic scene at the Borden exhibit at the New York 1939 World's Fair and stars Elsie the Cow...
Muriel SmithJan 12, 2023The Fire at Alpine ManorIt was the winter of 1976, and in addition to Bahrs, the Alpine Manor and Sonny and Evelyn Vaughan’s Stowaway Hotel on the corner of...
Muriel SmithNov 11, 2022Veterans DayThere is an interesting story behind Veterans Day and how it came to be and what it is honoring. After World War I ended, the war to end...
Muriel SmithJun 6, 2021The Storm of the CenturyWas it a typical day for the lighthouse keeper at the Twin Lights? Hardly. It was the storm of the century. It was listed as the worst...
nicholaswood8Dec 4, 2020The Francis Metallic LifecarTwin Lights in 100 Artifacts: #3 As Captain Ottinger of the U.S. Revenue Marine set about outfitting the newly established rescue...
nicholaswood8Dec 4, 2020The First Federal Lifesaving StationTwin Lights in 100 Artifacts: #2 New Jersey’s shore, today enjoyed by millions for its boardwalks and long sandy beaches had quite a...
nicholaswood8Dec 4, 2020Best in ClassTwin Lights in 100 Artifacts - #1 The 2nd order lens at Twin Lights is a well-traveled light, having been disassembled, moved, and...