In 1962, New Jersey took a family's seaside property through eminent domain for a new park; they challenged the price and were awarded $350,000
- Photos courtesy NPS/Gateway NRAA collection of vintage postcards donated to the National Park Service has given historians a detailed look at life along the New Jersey coast in the early 20th century.
- In a series of oral history interviews conducted by National Park Service historians Tom Hoffman and Elaine Harmon, retired Lieutenant Colonel John Joseph Patrick Mulhern examined items from the Paul Koeptchem postcard collection.
- He shared memories of living and working on the Sandy Hook peninsula between 1908 and 1927.
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- Photos courtesy NPS/Gateway NRAA collection of vintage postcards donated to the National Park Service has given historians a detailed look at life along the New Jersey coast in the early 20th century.
- In a series of oral history interviews conducted by National Park Service historians Tom Hoffman and Elaine Harmon, retired Lieutenant Colonel John Joseph Patrick Mulhern examined items from the Paul Koeptchem postcard collection.
- He shared memories of living and working on the Sandy Hook peninsula between 1908 and 1927.
Sources: Times of India