Nags Head's Life-Saving Station
Nags Head Town · August 7, 2026
A presenter delivered a historical overview of lifesaving stations on the Outer Banks, recounting the formation of the lifesaving service in the 1870s, the 1878 legislative response after the Huron wreck that killed 98 people, the equipment and staffing of early stations, and the loss of Nags Head Station artifacts after World War II and the Ash Wednesday storm.
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