The pre-Route 36 bridge from the ferry pier, Twin Lights on the ridge
ca. 1900
Highland Beach, foot of Sandy Hook
The old wooden Sandy Hook bridge — the sawtoothed timber-trestle structure that carried horses, wagons, and (later) automobiles across the Shrewsbury before the 1932 Route 36 high bridge — seen from the ferry pier at Highland Beach around the turn of the twentieth century. Twin Lights on the Highlands ridge at upper left; the 1862 brownstone towers unmistakable. A man in whites in the foreground; a second man in dark suit at the right, seated by the pier fence. The railroad tracks running along the shore are the Highland Beach line.
Item record
- Title
- The pre-Route 36 bridge from the ferry pier, Twin Lights on the ridge
- Date
- ca. 1900
- Source
- Sandlass Family Collection · via ATH archive
- Contributor
- Sandlass Family Collection
- Rights
- Sandlass Family Collection — permission granted for ATH publication
- Slug
hb-family-img-8420
Verification: unverified.
Cite this item
The pre-Route 36 bridge from the ferry pier, Twin Lights on the ridge (ca. 1900). Sandlass Family Collection · via ATH archive The Highlands History Project, https://history.abovethehook.com/archive/hb-family-img-8420/.