I posted this on FaceBook once before but with the ability of our new blog to enlarge in high-res I decided to re-post.
Please click on it to enlarge..It is fabulous
Emil
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Tales of the New Jersey Shore and historic New Jersey is the blog of Emil R. Salvini- best-selling author of: Summer City by the Sea- An Illustrated History of Cape May,NJ Boardwalk Memories, Tales of the Jersey Shore' Vintage Images of Bygone Days He is also the author of Hobey Baker, American Legend -an award winning biography of collegiate hockey great Hobey Baker. ( all images are copyrighted by Emil R. Salvini unless otherwise noted )
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Like any other author the more folks that read my work the more psyched and motivated I am so please sign on as a Follower if you have not. It is very easy and requires no personal info - just a Gmail, Yahoo, or AOL address. Click on the Follower Icon above our box of followers and follow the prompts.
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When this photo was taken the pier had a "one price" admission policy.
ReplyDeleteOnce you paid to enter you had access to all of the acts including the "animal oddities."
Fun...
It IS fabulous when enlarged...I found myself gasping. LOL. Thanks for sharing the stories and pictures.
ReplyDeleteAre the pier posts in the far right middle of the picture a demolition or a new construction? Does anyone know?
ReplyDeleteI still cannot believe it's gone. Some of my best memories as a child were here. The only time we ever got to go to the movies, see live acts AT ALL!! Too bad the casinos can't spend some of their money to bring back such a place to the Great Jersey Shore.
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