The Twin Lights Wants You
The Twin Lights Historical Society will host its annual Volunteer Day on Saturday, May 11 from 10:00 am to 1:00 pm at Twin Lights State Historic Site in the South Side Auditorium.
This highly anticipated event celebrates the Society’s current volunteers for their dedication, and provides an opportunity for individuals interested in joining as volunteers to learn more about the Society’s missions and initiatives at Twin Lights Historic Site. This includes events including the recently introduced Full Moon Climb, and site restoration projects.
Most recently, the Twin Lights Historical Society has secured funding through grants awarded by the New Jersey Historic Trust and the New Jersey Lighthouse Society to aid in the Twin Light Historic Site’s native plants reforestation project.
The May 11 Volunteer Day begins with a light breakfast and discussion of the past year’s events and activities as well as a preview of the 2024 season. Society members will be on hand to answer questions and sign up volunteers, who typically work a weekly four-hour shift in the museum gift shop.
“The return on this modest time commitment is extraordinary,” says Twin Lights Historical Society president Jeff Tyler. “Newcomers are invited to come and ask the folks who are on the team now. Whether you enjoy interacting with the public or working in the background, I encourage you to come experience the sense of community that exists here. It’s unbeatable,. ” the president said.
In addition to the information sessions, Volunteer Day offers ample time for attendees to explore the historic site, expand their knowledge, and meet current and prospective volunteers. A lunch will be held to conclude the event.
This event is free and open to the public. For those unable to attend but interested in learning more about the Twin Lights Historical Society and its mission at the Twin Lights State Historic Site, visit www.twinlightslighthouse.org, or connect with the Society on Facebook.
The Twin Lights Historical Society is a non-profit organization formed by volunteers in 1955. Today, the Society partners with the New Jersey State Park Service, which owns and operates Twin Lights State Historic Site, to share its illustrious history.
My family is originally from Highlands-my Grandfather owned a restaurant on Bay Avenue. And lived on Cornwall Street.
I am so happy that the Lighthouse is open for visitors-it is such a wonderful landmark.
Thank you to the volunteers-for all you do.
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