Sandy Hook Collection

The Race for the America's Cup - The Cambria Rounding Sandy Hook, 1870 (1891). Creator: Unknown
The Race for the America's Cup - The Cambria Rounding Sandy Hook, 1870 (1891). From "The Graphic. An Illustrated Weekly Newspaper", Volume 44. July to December, 1891

USA, New Jersey, Sandy Hook, Gateway National Recreation Area, Sandy Hook Lighthouse

USA, New Jersey, Highlands, Sandy Hook, Gateway National Recreation Area, military barracks, Fort Hancock

USA, New Jersey, Highlands, elevated view towards Sandy Hook and Manhatttan

Bandbox, c. 1953. Creator: Selma Sandler
Bandbox, c. 1953

Bandbox Design, c. 1937. Creator: Isabella Ruth Doerfler
Bandbox Design, c. 1937

The America Cup, the Yachts and their Captains (engraving)
1592720 The America Cup, the Yachts and their Captains (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: The America Cup, the Yachts and their Captains)

Proclamation informing the public of how a British tea ship was prevented from landing
PNP330076 Proclamation informing the public of how a British tea ship was prevented from landing cargo at New York, April 19, 1774 (litho) by American School

New Yorks famous favorite fishing grounds (b / w photo)
6002605 New Yorks famous favorite fishing grounds (b/w photo) by American Photographer (19th century) (after); Private Collection; (add.info.: New Yorks famous favorite fishing grounds)

The Race for the America Cup, the Cambria rounding Sandy Hook (litho)
1036327 The Race for the America Cup, the Cambria rounding Sandy Hook (litho) by Ricketts, Charles (1866-1931); Private Collection; (add.info.: The Race for the America Cup)

After the War, Welcoming the Victorious Fleet at New York (litho)
1063737 After the War, Welcoming the Victorious Fleet at New York (litho) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: After the War, Welcoming the Victorious Fleet at New York)

The New Fort near Sandy Hook, at the Entrance to the Bay of New York (engraving)
1610276 The New Fort near Sandy Hook, at the Entrance to the Bay of New York (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: The New Fort near Sandy Hook)

The Spanish-American War, the United States Signal Station at Sandy Hook (litho)
1615686 The Spanish-American War, the United States Signal Station at Sandy Hook (litho) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: The Spanish-American War)

From the Old World to the New, nearing New York (colour litho)
1047948 From the Old World to the New, nearing New York (colour litho) by Wyllie, William Lionel (1851-1931) (after); Private Collection; (add.info.: From the Old World to the New, nearing New York)

CT Fairfield Newtown Vector Road Map. All source data is in the public domain. U.S. Census Bureau Census Tiger. Used Layers: areawater, linearwater, roads, rails, cousub, pointlm, uac10

Sandy Hook, from Highland Light, New Jersey, c1897. Creator: Unknown
Sandy Hook, from Highland Light, New Jersey, c1897. Community on the Atlantic shore of Sandy Hook, a barrier peninsula along the coast of New Jersey, discovered by Henry Hudson

Sandy Hook, from Highland Light, New Jersey, USA, c1900. Creator: Unknown
Sandy Hook, from Highland Light, New Jersey, USA, c1900. Town located on a barrier spit of land 9.7 km long at the north end of the Jersey Shore

New York harbor chart, 1733
Popples map of New York City and the surrounding area, 1733. Hand-colored woodcut reproduction of an 18th-century illustration

The steamships Egypt (foreground) and Spain (background) of the National Steamship Line off Sandy Hook, entering and leaving the port of New York, en route to and returning from Liverpool

Washington Rock Sandy Hook Guillermo Thorn American
Washington Rock to Sandy Hook; Guillermo Thorn (American, active 1870s); 1870s; Albumen silver print

Sandy Hook New Jersey Seen From The Lighthouse In 1870S. From American Pictures Drawn With Pen And Pencil By Rev Samuel Manning Circa 1880

Telegraph office at Sandy Hook, New Jersey, 1870s
Telegraph office at Sandy Hook on the New Jersey shore, 1870s. Hand-colored woodcut of a 19th-century illustration

SHIP COLLISION, 1888. The collision between the ocean liners RMS Umbria of the Cunard Line and the SS Iberia of the Fabre Line, near Sandy Hook in New York Bay on 10 November 1888. The SS Iberia sank

ERIE CANAL OPENING, 1825. A view of the North (Hudson) River and City Squadrons uniting into one fleet and preparing to form the line of procession to Sandy Hook for the Grand Canal Celebration at

New Jersey: Gateway National Recreation Area, Sandy Hook LIghthouse (built 1764) with American flag
New Jersey, Gateway National Recreation Area, Sandy Hook LIghthouse (built 1764) with American flag and red basket on steps, June

YACHT RACE, 1873. The Ocean Yacht Race off Sandy Hook, New Jersey. Line engraving, 1873

AMERICAs CUP, 1887. The first days race for the Americas Cup - the Volunteer running in from Sandy Hook
AMERICAs CUP, 1887. The first days race for the Americas Cup - the " Volunteer" running in from Sandy Hook. Line engraving from a contemporary American newspaper

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Bellins map of the New York Bay, 1764. Hand-colored woodcut reproduction of an 18th-century illustration

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"Sandy Hook: A Historical Gem in New Jersey's Gateway National Recreation Area" Located in the picturesque state of New Jersey, Sandy Hook stands as a testament to both natural beauty and rich history. Situated within the renowned Gateway National Recreation Area, this coastal peninsula offers visitors a plethora of attractions to explore. One cannot miss the iconic Sandy Hook Lighthouse, proudly standing tall since its construction in 1764. This historic landmark has guided countless ships through treacherous waters and witnessed significant events throughout American history. Speaking of history, it has played an integral role in shaping the nation. From military fortifications that guarded against potential threats during times of war to serving as a strategic lookout point for United States Signal Stations during the Spanish-American War – this area holds stories that echo with valor and resilience. Delving further into its past, one can uncover captivating artifacts such as Bandbox designs from talented creators like Selma Sandler and Isabella Ruth Doerfler. These intricate pieces offer glimpses into fashion trends dating back to the mid-20th century, showcasing how style evolves over time. Sandy Hook's significance extends beyond just historical relics; it also boasts breathtaking views. With an elevated vantage point towards both Sandy Hook itself and Manhattan across the water, visitors are treated to a mesmerizing panorama that captures two distinct worlds colliding harmoniously. For those seeking recreational activities, look no further than Sandy Hook's proximity to fishing grounds favored by avid anglers or witnessing exhilarating yacht races like The America Cup. Whether you're casting your line or cheering on competitors rounding Sandy Hook's shores, there is never a dull moment at this vibrant destination. As we reflect on our nation's triumphs and victories after World War II or even commemorate pivotal moments when British tea ships were prevented from landing through proclamations made public – it becomes evident that Sandy Hook holds an indelible place within American history.