The Father of Atlantic City and The Railroad to Nowhere
The contributions of Dr. Jonathan Pitney By Mari D’Albora Dattolo The mid to late nineteenth century was a period of
The contributions of Dr. Jonathan Pitney By Mari D’Albora Dattolo The mid to late nineteenth century was a period of
By William Kelly When the hit movie “The Sting” came out in 1973, featuring Paul Newman and Robert Redford as
A Look Back at Ocean City By Fred Miller The Ocean City Beach Patrol will be celebrating their 126th anniversary
By Bruce Klauber Margate Seahorse Motel, 5198 Atlantic Avenue. Pampering you is our pleasure. New luxurious deluxe lanai kitchen suites,
By William Kelly There’s a legend that Harry Longabaugh, the Sundance Kid, was from Atlantic City, which turns out to
A Look Back at Ocean City By Fred Miller A souvenir is a must after a vacation in Ocean City.
By Bruce Klauber In 1973, I was a journalism student at Temple University. Like many journalism students there at the
By William Sokolic Judy Young Link was born with roller skates on her feet. Okay, that maybe something of an
By Bruce Klauber When the subject is Atlantic City history, several things come to mind: The Boardwalk, rolling chairs, the
A Look Back By Fred Miller One hundred and twenty years ago, R. Curtis Robinson, owner and editor of the
By Bill Kelly There is much speculation as to why the Hell’s Angels failed to ransack Ocean City as they
Part two in a three part series By Carmen Marotta From Jack Newland playing the piano in the ’40s until
By Chuck Darrow A fascinating—if, at this point, nearly forgotten—story of Atlantic City’s legal-gaming era is that of Brian Molony,
A Look BackBy Fred Miller Seventy-five years ago, there were four movie theaters on the Ocean City Boardwalk: Surf, Strand,
