Light of Asia: Lucy’s forgotten relative
Most fans of the Jersey Shore know of Lucy the Elephant in Margate but very few know that she once had a cousin located a bit further south in Cape May. Known as the “Light of Asia” or Old Dumbo by the locals, she was designed by Philadelphia architect...
The Ocean City causeway through the years
New Ninth Street bridge turning 14 years old Photos courtesy of Lew Graff Old and new views from Somers...
South Jersey representation in pop culture
Let’s consider the geographic layout of our neck of the woods. We have Philadelphia, home of cheesesteaks and Eagles fans. Then, we have the Jersey suburbs of Philly, like Cherry Hill, Camden and Collingswood. The Pinelands lay between those towns and the Jersey...
Hidden History of Atlantic City: The real Boardwalk Empire
“Hidden History of Atlantic City,” written by Shore Local contributor, author, producer and jazz performer Bruce Klauber and culled from his first season of Shore Local columns; tells the stories of the legendary nightspots, spectacular hotels and the glittering...
A look back at Egg Harbor Township
Before the housing boom, Egg Harbor Township was a large farming community. Pictured is one of the farms on Steelmanville Road, which was owned and operated by Thomas Dix since the 1940s and continued for many years. The photo shows Tom inspecting his large lettuce...
