The Barnegat Light Museum is located in Barnegat Light at Central Avenue and Fifth Street. You can easily miss the museum as most people take Broadway to the Barnegat Lighthouse.  The museum is well worth a visit, especially for the original first order fresnel lens from the lighthouse. 

This is an aerial view of Barnegat Light and the Barnegat Inlet from a 1920’s survey by the Army Corps of Engineers. 

There is a plaque just outside of Viking Village in Barnegat Light memorializing a Massacre of Patriots by British Loyalists during the War for Independence. 

Jen’s links is composed of two 18 hole nautically themed mini golf courses in Barnegat Light, NJ. You can play either or both for a total of 36 holes. 

Kelley’s Old Barney restaurant is one of my favorites when visiting Barnegat Light.

Mustache Bill’s is a classic diner in Barnegat Light.

From a black and white print of the Barnegat Lighthouse. Most likely from the late 1940’s. 

The old Coast Guard Station in Barnegat Light has been acquired  by the Borough of Barnegat Light and is now the Borough Hall.

A visit to the Barnegat Lighthouse and Park is a great way to spend a day. The Barnegat Lighthouse was built in 1855. It was designed by the Union Army General George “Snapping Turtle” Meade. Old Barney stands 165 feet high.