Sandy Hook Lighthouse

There is a lot of history here in New Jersey, but a major publication believes one Garden State town is more historic than the rest.

America has a rich history along our coastlines and one thing that always shines bright is our fantastic lighthouses here in New Jersey.

The holly at Sandy Hook isn't just pretty to look it -- it's one of a kind.

Did you know about the skeleton rumored to be found at the Sandy Hook Lighthouse?

Daily walking tours of the Sandy Hook Lighthouse are offered every half hour, up and down 95 steps plus a nine-rung ladder.

The Lighthouse Challenge of New Jersey takes place in October at 16 participating locations from Sandy Hook to the Delaware Bay.

One thing I love is highlighting the many wonderful areas we have right here at the Jersey Shore and around the beautiful Garden State that we can enjoy.

One of the most historic spots in New Jersey finds itself among the most famous in the country.

It is the oldest operating lighthouse in America, it’s 257 year's old. The Sandy Hook Lighthouse, designed by Isaac Conro, was built in 1764.