Lost city summers … Long Branch has a storied history as a beach resort destination, with its iconic pier playing a central role in...

The West End of Long Branch has always been its own kind of place — from wealthy to hippie. The area was once known...

By Michael Sheehan Going Back 125 Summers … It’s an amusing tale about a forgotten era in city life. Visitors to the popular Seven...

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

NLB’s fave beach spot from 1961-1974 … By mid-1960s Summers, Long Branch could be called “beach city.” Some 20 beach clubs (public and private)...

The city’s train system … still going today At its peak — according to a June 1908 Long Branch Daily Record report — the...

Pharmacist, Doctor, Mayor — All in North End The city’s longest operating pharmacy was started in North Long Branch more than 125 years ago....

It was called “Fishtown” in Entertaining a Nation and marked as “Atlanticville” on a F.W. Beers map in 1873. Many locals still call it...

The first Long Branch municipal clerk was R. Jerome Van Brunt, who held the post for nearly 20 years before being politically ousted in...

Arts & Cultural Center Celebrates All Things Long Branch The diversity of Long Branch — its citizens gift for mixing — is an essential...

I’ve admired the medical profession all of my life. My physician-father sort of insisted. Turns out it’s pretty easy. My many years of running...