The Tuckerton Historical Society invites the public to attend a presentation happening at the Giffordtown Schoolhouse Museum and learn about the borough’s role in World War I on Saturday, May 11 at 2 p.m.
Local historian and Southern Regional High School teacher Jeffrey Brown will present “WSC Calling” on the Tuckerton Wireless radio tower.
Brown will discuss the tower’s 1912 construction by Germany, and how the “World’s Tallest Radio Tower” brought World War intrigue to Tuckerton.
The Tuckerton Wireless was a technological marvel in its day, connecting the United States with Europe and making Tuckerton a player in a drama of war,…
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