Touring present-day buildings and comparing them to older photographs, the 4th episode describes what life might have been like for soldiers who were living in "Army Town".
Historically, Sandy Hook, NJ, has been inhabited by native Americans, British soldiers, early settlers, the U. S. Army and non-military ciitzens. Here's a glimpse into the past of a young woman who lived in Highland Beach and also a look inside one of the restored homes on Officer's Row in Fort Hancock.
The 5th episode of "The Story of Sandy Hook" examines the role Sandy Hook played as part of an intricate military presence to defend the harbor of New York.
The 7th episode of "The Story of Sandy Hook" examines "The Cold War" when Sandy Hook had an active Nike missile site located on this historic peninsula.
The 11th episode of "The Story of Sandy Hook" reports on riding bikes & releasing seals.
The Mayor of Middletown and archeologist, Jerry Sharfenberger, talks about his experiences looking for artillery shells and other relics on Sandy Hook, NJ.
The 13th episode of "The Story of Sandy Hook" focuses on efforts being made to restore many of the historic structures on the historic peninsula in New Jersey.
The 14th episode of "The Story of Sandy Hook" focuses on the future of the historic peninsula in New Jersey.
The first episode -- "Lighting the Way" -- starts at the beginning when Sandy Hook was first discovered.
The 8th episode of "The Story of Sandy Hook" follows a couple of photographers as they capture the beauty of Sandy Hook and share their techniques.