By A Mystery Man Writer
About U.S. Life Saving Service Heritage Association The first Long Branch station was built in 1855. It was at this station that former New Jersey Governor and Congressman, and then current New Jersey Life-Saving Superintendent, William Augustus Newell escorted friend and First Lady Mary Todd Lincoln and her party to witness the training drills of…
History of the USLSS - U.S. Life-Saving Service Heritage Association, Dedicated to Preserving our National Life-Saving Treasures
Locate a Station - U.S. Life-Saving Service Heritage Association, Dedicated to Preserving our National Life-Saving Treasures
Historic Views of Long Branch - West End
Long Branch Life-Saving Station (1878-79 and 1904 Stations and 1897 Boathouse) Long Branch, NJ - U.S. Life-Saving Service Heritage Association, Dedicated to Preserving our National Life-Saving Treasures
Locate a Station - U.S. Life-Saving Service Heritage Association, Dedicated to Preserving our National Life-Saving Treasures
Spermaceti Cove Life-Saving Station (1894 Station only) Highlands, NJ - U.S. Life-Saving Service Heritage Association, Dedicated to Preserving our National Life-Saving Treasures
This Historic 'Toms River' U.S. Life Saving Station Almost Became a McDonald's – Toms River, NJ Shorebeat
US Life-Saving Service at Takanassee Lake – Monmouth Beach Life.com
The Legacy of the U.S. Life-Saving Service: The United States Coast Guard
US Life-Saving Service Heritage Association
US Life-Saving Service Heritage Association
1877 U.S. Life Boat Station and Capstan (U.S. National Park Service)