The Diving Bell took you to the ocean floor for just 50 cents
By Bruce Klauber The Steel Pier is not only a great amusement park; it’s the only amusement pier in Atlantic
By Bruce Klauber The Steel Pier is not only a great amusement park; it’s the only amusement pier in Atlantic
By Bruce Klauber Though the late and great Charlie Prose and Sal Richards were not born and bred at the
By Bruce Klauber Jersey Shore fans of vintage cinema are likely aware of the well-known films that were shot, in
By Bruce Klauber It’s not an amusement park or an amusement pier. It has no thrill rides and it’s miles
Original Golden Nugget nightspot featured nothing but the best By Bruce Klauber Elaine’s Lounge, within the original Golden Nugget Hotel
By Bruce Klauber The Jersey Shore has no shortage of fine candy makers and retailers. Some that immediately come to
By Bruce Klauber Many show business aficionados of a certain age know the story of how Dean Martin and Jerry
By Bruce Klauber Though hardly remembered today, the late, ground-breaking news anchorwoman Jessica Savitch, who spent her formative years in
By Bruce Klauber The history of Atlantic City’s iconic amusement piers has been detailed in these pages several times before.
By Bruce Klauber Among the dozens of celebrity photographs that line the walls of White House Subs, there are two
By Bruce Klauber No one knows for sure just how many celebrities have graced the stages of Atlantic City’s hotel/casinos
By Bruce Klauber As a member in reasonably good standing of the Atlantic City press corps since the mid-1980s, it
By Bruce Klauber On the surface it would seem that Gilchrist’s, the Downbeach Deli and Dock’s Oyster House have little
By Bruce Klauber There was a time when there were lines of people that stretched around the block, all waiting
