New Jersey Shipwrecks

New Jersey ShipwrecksNew Jersey Shipwrecks takes us on a gripping voyage through the "Graveyard of the Atlantic," a name bestowed upon the states treacherous shoals and inlets. Before this coastline became a summer playground of second homes and resort beaches it was a wild frontier of uninhabited and shifting sandbars. From the days of sail to steam and oil, maritime vessels have been drawn to this coast. And, for thousands of ships (and even submarines) it became their

a sailing ship bound for New York in 1901

From the days of sail to steam and oil

visit the early gunning and yacht clubs

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he left us with one in this book that will be recognized for years to come

cultural vignettes

Jersey Shore Impressionists is published in conjunction with a 2013 exhibition at the Morven Museum & Garden in Princeton

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by train and by car – entire families – drawn to this fantastic pier over the Atlantic Ocean

it is 12''x10'' and truly hangs flat when open at 12''x20''

horseshoe crabs

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