Monmouth Beach Life Photo Collection
Digital Discovery: Facts & Photos on Sea Bright, Long Branch, and Sandy Hook …
I’ve sought to make this a pleasing and positive website. One that’s both enjoyable and educational. Too much of today’s Internet content is repellent. In sharing these many worthwhile images and facts, I’ve received plenty of kind encouragement and interest. I can tell you that digging for the information is half the fun.
Lots of good memories have been stirred through my research. I’m rediscovering people and places from the past. Hopefully, with many more to come. Here is a more organized presentation of the MB • LB • SB photo collection I’ve built to date. Enjoy and please return as I will add to the pile regularly:
• About My Research Efforts — HERE
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Monmouth Beach Images:
• Aerials — HERE
• Bathing Pavilion — HERE
• Borough Hall — HERE
• Boyle’s Tavern — HERE
• Buildings: What’s Left? — HERE
• Channel Club Tower— HERE
• Club — HERE
• Clubhouse Hotel — HERE
• Commissioners — HERE
• Find Your Connection— HERE
• Fire Company — HERE
• First Aid — HERE
• Gallery — HERE
• “Galilee”— HERE
• Gail Gannon: “Artist” — HERE
• Golf Club — HERE
• Griffin Park — HERE
• High-Rises at Ocean — HERE
• Library — HERE
• MBI — HERE
• Miscellaneous — HERE
• Mayor’s Gallery — HERE
• Police Department — HERE
• Post Office — HERE
• Precious Blood Church — HERE
• Railroad — HERE
• School — HERE
• Shorelands — HERE
• Vivian Johnson: Nightclub Queen — HERE
• “Wooden Palaces”— HERE
• US Life-Saving Service — HERE
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• Monmouth Beach History Archive — HERE
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Local Images:
• Long Branch Photos — HERE
• Sea Bright Photos — HERE
• Sandy Hook Photos — HERE
• Highland Beach Photos — HERE
• Shore Regional High School History — HERE
• Superstorm Sandy: 10 Years After — HERE
• Town Beach Clubs: SB • MB • LB — HERE
• Town Railroads: SB • MB • LB — HERE
• My “Monmouth College” Path — HERE
Publisher’s Note: I claim no ownership of these images; I just track them down and post them. Most discoveries came via constant searching of the digital world. Most of the facts come from the Long Branch Daily Record, Red Bank Daily Register, and Asbury Park Press digital archives — 350+ years of combined news coverage — MORE INFO.
Greg — as always thanks for all the great photos of our great town. There’s only a handful left who truly know what is was like to live in our great little town.