The LBI Historical Association Museum in Beach Haven has begun work on the interior of the Fisherman’s Cottage, a pet project for the association for more than 10 years
Dating back to 1880, the old home was moved two blocks north in early 2009 to a site on the west side of the museum property. The cottage had been owned by local attorney Julius Robinson, who died at the age of 100 in 2007. His son Jody Robinson, who was the executor of the estate, agreed to donate the house to the museum.
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