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The Twin Lights of Navesink

The Twin Lights of Navesink

At 260 feet above sea level, the Highlands of Navesink is one of the highest points of land on the Eastern Seaboard of the United States. Overlooking the narrow peninsula of Sandy Hook and being only twenty-six miles from New York City, it was inevitable that the Highlands would become important to the commerce, navigation and defense of that city.

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Keeper Gersham Van Allen
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