Toms River Seaport Society

TOMS RIVER: MARITIME PORT TO THE PAST

Memories of time and tides gone by are yours to experience among our vintage watercraft, indoor galleries, working boat shop and more on our public campus conveniently located in downtown Toms River. LEARN MORE >

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THIS WEEK IN OCEAN COUNTY, 1921! (November 18th)

December.
Shop early.
Shop at home.
Twelfth month.
29 days left in 1921.
Christmas shopping is in order.
Store windows show Christmas goods.
The small boy is lamenting that we have had neither snow or ice.

WOODEN BOAT WEDNESDAY: A 1996 Guided Tour of Our Museum!

This week we're offering a bit of our own history, thanks to Joseph Guzzi of Ortley Beach, who produced a public access television show, Down the Shore, in the 1990s. Recently he shared this 1996 visit and tour of our Maritime Museum, guided by trustee Richard Lill.

THIS WEEK IN OCEAN COUNTY, 1921! (November 25th)

Let's hope you enjoyed Thanksgiving day in such a way that you were thankful for that day as well as for other good things we all have.
Toms River high school won a football game Monday from Freehold. Perhaps now that they have broken the spell, we may look for more.
The high school has issued the second number of the Cedar Chest. It is a booklet of 28 pages and covers containing school news, original stories and poems, etc.
E.H. Waite has broken ground for the house on the chicken farm he will start on Lakehurst road. He has bought eight and a half acres from Mrs. Johnson on the east end of her farm, running diagonally back from Lakehurst road.
Sutton and Snyder are building a bungalow for A.B. Newbury on M street in Seaside Park. They are also starting a second house for Vernon Sutton on Park street.

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