Magnificent seashore lodgings highlight city glory … I’m endlessly fascinated by the magnificent seashore hotels that sprawled along the Long Branch coastline. These grand...

Golden Age Gift … Long Branch senior citizens are getting a spectacular new home in which to gather. One befitting their contributions and wisdom...

By Michael Sheehan Visitors to Seven Presidents Oceanfront Park in Long Branch may notice a large house standing alone on the grounds of the...

Legendary Road Awaits New Vision First mapped in 1835, first paved in 1891, Broadway was where Long Branch conducted commerce. The Slocum family is...

Start of a City … The Long Branch Casino — majestically considered and placed where the city’s two greatest boulevards meet — had a...

Long Branch history is irresistible. The more you know, the more you want to know. The city’s remarkable heritage is vibrant and impacting. With...

Photo-essay on city sand, sea and sun … Long Branch is a beach town — one of the best ever. Shore lovers have known...

It’s considered a “Carnegie Library.” The Long Branch Free Public Library on Broadway was funded by a Carnegie Foundation grant (which financed nearly 1,700...

Long gone now — it had an aura and electricity all to its own. Today, few people know — and even fewer care —...

Pool & Surf Swimming in the City … Times 3 The old city pier and boardwalk area — in all its guises — is...

Daniel J. Maher is certainly one of the most fascinating leaders — both civic and commercial — in all Long Branch history. This epic...

The location has been the focal point of municipal government for more than 130 years now. Long Branch — during its rich and storied...

Poet of the City … Long Branch native Robert Pinsky — a three-term Poet Laureate of the United States, distinguished Professor of English, and...

*    *    *    *    * Although seven American chief executives have visited Long Branch — this 19th Century’s “Resort of Presidents” —...

Long Branch’s “hometown newspaper” was founded as a weekly in 1883 by Robert M. Stults and Louis Bennett. It began printing daily in July...

Revered as heroes of the Atlantic Coast — members of the United States Life-Saving Service had a code: “you have to go out, but...