Long Beach Island (LBI) is more than an 18-mile stretch of sand; it is a landscape of resilient communities, vanishing landmarks, and stories that bridge centuries. The Tapestry of Time
: The island’s story begins with the Lenape Indians , who first harvested its bounty long before European arrival. LONG BEACH ISLAND
: The island has been repeatedly reshaped by nature, most notably by the Ash Wednesday Storm of 1962 , which split the island into pieces, and Superstorm Sandy in 2012, which inspired local authors to write "love songs" to their fragile home. Deep Literary Accounts Long Beach Island (LBI) is more than an