Let's take a trip through history and talk about a landmark here in Ocean County. It's the oldest "bar" or "tavern" if you will in Ocean County. The Cedar Bridge Tavern in Barnegat Township.
This little tree is located just before the third bridge on Seven Bridges Road in Little Egg Harbor, about a mile out in the bay. Each year a tree gets decorated for Christmas by some kind local elves. It’s about as ”Jersey Shore” as it gets. A lone decorated Christmas tree out in the bay.
Who doesn't love a nice stack of pancakes? It's just a breakfast all-star and people love going to their nearby pancake house and enjoying grilled pancakes dripping in butter and syrup!
According to lure, the station was used by the Germans at the beginning of WWI to send secret transmissions between the Ocean County location to Eilvese, Germany beginning June 14th, 1914. However once the U.S. entered the War the station was seized and turned over to the U.S. Navy.
Also according to lure, the station was used to send instructions for the sinking of the RMS Lusitania.
It was August, 10th 1991 at St. Theresa's RC Church in Little Egg Harbor where it all began. I remember it was a hot August day but things went without a hitch and yes we got hitched lol ....see what I did there? lol
Ok this caught my eye several weeks ago .... where have I been? so I finally got around to getting this article together. It may be a simple answer but you can’t blame me for asking. What is this little building in Toms River? Or maybe more appropriately, what “was” it?
In a recent New Jersey Monthly article in their June 2021 article, the publication looked at “7 hidden beaches” here at the Jersey Shore including Brigantine, Higbee Beach, Strathmere, North Wildwood, Popamora Point and two here in Ocean County!