Back in the late-1800s — thanks to the advent of a shore-area railroad system and a train station in the borough — Monmouth Beach...

During the late 19th Century — and probably even today — the 1.6-mille Ocean Avenue section of Monmouth Beach was known as “Millionaire’s Row.”...

The preservation and promotion of history — Monmouth Beach and beyond — is a great trust. History once gone can be most difficult to...

The Shrewsbury River has played a major role in the social and commercial development of Monmouth Beach. In the early years, it was a...

It’s the musical equivalent of Bruce Springsteen, Charlie Puth, Billy Joel, Taylor Swift, and Frank Sinatra among others all coming to Monmouth Beach for...

In the mid-1800s the 10,000-mile U.S. coastline — between Cape Cod and Cape Hatteras — had the most terrible record of shipwrecks. Of this...

The founder and first settler of the coastal area today known as Monmouth Beach (other than the true first settlers, Native American Indians) was...

A President of the United States of America did visit Monmouth Beach or what was to become Monmouth Beach (the town was considered part...

A thoughtful local observer called it the “Fenway Park of bars” — lots of history, lots of angles, lots of character. It’s Boyle’s Tavern...

Here is a photo collection of some of the old seashore mansions in Monmouth Beach. Back in the day, they were called “Wooden Palaces.”...