Barnegat Light
Barnegat Light is the northernmost town on Long Beach Island. It is know for the Barnegat Lighthouse, The Viking Village, the Barnegat Light Museum and more. Commercial fishing vessels and party boats are based out of Barnegat Light due to the easy access to the ocean.
Barnegat Light is also home to Coast Guard Station Barnegat.
Barnegat Lighthouse 1940’s
From a black and white print of the Barnegat Lighthouse. Most likely from the late 1940’s.
Continue reading No tags for this post.Old Coast Guard Station, Barnegat Light, NJ
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The old Coast Guard Station in Barnegat Light has been acquired by the Borough of Barnegat Light and is now the Borough Hall.
Continue readingBarnegat Lighthouse and Park
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A visit to the Barnegat Lighthouse and Park is a great way to spend a day. The Barnegat Lighthouse was built in 1855. It was designed by the Union Army General George “Snapping Turtle” Meade. Old Barney stands 165 feet high.
Continue readingBarnegat Lighthouse at sunset – Aug 2016
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The Barnegat Lighthouse at sunset. The Barnegat Light State Park has trails, fishing and an awesome view of the lighthouse and inlet. When the lighthouse is open, the view from the top is spectacular.
Continue reading1920 Aerial view of Barnegat Light
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This is an aerial view of Barnegat Light and the Barnegat Inlet from a 1920’s survey by the Army Corps of Engineers.
Continue reading1963 – Joe’s Barnegat Light Diner – Now Mustache Bill’s.
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A 1963 ad for Joe’s Barnegat Light Diner, now known as Mustache Bill’s.
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1963 – Barnegat Light Inn
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This hotel and restaurant was located at 8th and Central in Barnegat Light
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Mustache Bill’s
Kelly’s Old Barney Restaurant in Barnegat Light NJ
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Kelley’s Old Barney restaurant is one of my favorites when visiting Barnegat Light.
Continue readingBoat Ramps on Long Beach Island
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There are a number of Boat Launching ramps on Long Beach Island. Most of them charge a fee. Parking varies at each lot.
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