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Tiana Bay Life-Saving Station Renovation To Include Reconstruction of Neptune Beach Club Deck

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U.S. military vehicles and personnel on the move at the Tiana Bay Lifesaving Station, circa World War II. TOWN OF SOUTHAMPTON

U.S. military vehicles and personnel on the move at the Tiana Bay Lifesaving Station, circa World War II. TOWN OF SOUTHAMPTON

A 1917 postcard of the Tiana Bay Life Saving Station. EAST QUOGUE HISTORICAL SOCIETY

A 1917 postcard of the Tiana Bay Life Saving Station. EAST QUOGUE HISTORICAL SOCIETY

The Neptune Beach Club's deck is being reconstructed as part of Tiana Bay Life Saving Station restoration project. EAST QUOGUE HISTORICAL SOCIETY

The Neptune Beach Club's deck is being reconstructed as part of Tiana Bay Life Saving Station restoration project. EAST QUOGUE HISTORICAL SOCIETY

The boathouse at the Tiana Lifesaving Station with its original columns and woodwork. DANA SHAW

The boathouse at the Tiana Lifesaving Station with its original columns and woodwork. DANA SHAW

The boathouse at the Tiana Lifesaving Station with its original columns and woodwork. DANA SHAW

The boathouse at the Tiana Lifesaving Station with its original columns and woodwork. DANA SHAW

An old photo with some of the former crewmembers, their names listed below the photo. EAST QUOGUE HISTORICAL SOCIETY

An old photo with some of the former crewmembers, their names listed below the photo. EAST QUOGUE HISTORICAL SOCIETY

Matthew Jedlicka, consulting engineer with LK McLean Associates with the plans for the lifesaving station. DANA SHAW

Matthew Jedlicka, consulting engineer with LK McLean Associates with the plans for the lifesaving station. DANA SHAW

Matthew Jedlicka, consulting engineer with LK McLean Associates and John Ferguson, electrical contractor in the Tiana Lifesaving Station. DANA SHAW

Matthew Jedlicka, consulting engineer with LK McLean Associates and John Ferguson, electrical contractor in the Tiana Lifesaving Station. DANA SHAW

Paint has been stripped to reveal the original wood in the boathouse. DANA SHAW

Paint has been stripped to reveal the original wood in the boathouse. DANA SHAW

What was the upstairs barracks at the Tiana Lifesaving Station. DANA SHAW

What was the upstairs barracks at the Tiana Lifesaving Station. DANA SHAW

What was the upstairs barracks at the Tiana Lifesaving Station. DANA SHAW

What was the upstairs barracks at the Tiana Lifesaving Station. DANA SHAW

What was the upstairs barracks at the Tiana Lifesaving Station. DANA SHAW

What was the upstairs barracks at the Tiana Lifesaving Station. DANA SHAW

Work is currently underway to restore the former Tiana Lifesaving Station. DANA SHAW

Work is currently underway to restore the former Tiana Lifesaving Station. DANA SHAW

Work is currently underway to restore the former Tiana Lifesaving Station. DANA SHAW

Work is currently underway to restore the former Tiana Lifesaving Station. DANA SHAW

Tom Gogola on Feb 7, 2024
It’s a cold and sparkly blue morning on Dune Road in Hampton Bays, and the workers are slinging hammers at the historic Tiana Bay Life-Saving Station, which is being restored... more

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