The Friends of Beach Haven group has announced plans to establish a heritage trail highlighting historic landmarks in the borough. The nonprofit organization was established in the beginning of 2024 with a goal to support the local community and aimed to improve public parks and places.
During last week’s borough council agenda meeting, Friends President Ken Rubin said the trail would run from Fifth Street south to Chatsworth Avenue. The group is looking to design and erect between 20 and 25 signs highlighting historic sites.
“And some of the signs could be placed where a landmark once existed,” said Rubin, “like the where the old Baldwin…
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