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25 September 11

Reblogged: hboboardwalkempire

24 September 11
martinvongsavanh:

The Original Sin City

Returns tomorrow, September 25th, on HBO!

martinvongsavanh:

The Original Sin City

Returns tomorrow, September 25th, on HBO!

Reblogged: martinvongsavanh

Posted: 3:01 PM

Reblogged: thisisyourwakeupcall

26 August 11
christinahaberkern:

Then ONLY reason I wanted to come to the Wildwood boardwalk

christinahaberkern:

Then ONLY reason I wanted to come to the Wildwood boardwalk

Reblogged: christinahaberkern

15 August 11
petitpoulailler:

ca 1908 The Jersey Shore ~Atlantic City boardwalk and bathing beach. And on the far horizon, Heinz 57 plant. Detroit Publishing Company via

petitpoulailler:

ca 1908 The Jersey Shore ~Atlantic City boardwalk and bathing beach. And on the far horizon, Heinz 57 plant. Detroit Publishing Company via

Reblogged: petitpoulailler

4 August 11

katiekat1690:

I want to go back down the shore!

Seaside Heights, NJ <3

Reblogged: katiekat1690

28 July 11
focusyourg:

Jilly’s Arcade 
Ocean City, NJ

focusyourg:

Jilly’s Arcade 

Ocean City, NJ

Reblogged: focusyourg

19 July 11
    National Geographic Ranks America&#8217;s Top Boardwalks
Atlantic City (above) gets top spot, with Wildwoods ranking 10th.

The first wooden planks were laid in Atlantic City in 1870 to curb the amount of sand beachcombers tracked into the train and hotel lobbies. Today, the four-mile (six-kilometer) great wooden way—the grandfather of boardwalks—anchors this resort town, winding past flashy casinos, glitzy hotel towers, cavernous arcade halls, and a neon-lit amusement pier.

    National Geographic Ranks America’s Top Boardwalks


Atlantic City (above) gets top spot, with Wildwoods ranking 10th.

The first wooden planks were laid in Atlantic City in 1870 to curb the amount of sand beachcombers tracked into the train and hotel lobbies. Today, the four-mile (six-kilometer) great wooden way—the grandfather of boardwalks—anchors this resort town, winding past flashy casinos, glitzy hotel towers, cavernous arcade halls, and a neon-lit amusement pier.

30 June 11

Reblogged: sugar-and-champagne

29 June 11
Ocean City, NJ
Taken by matt-smiths-eyebrows

Ocean City, NJ

Taken by matt-smiths-eyebrows

Themed by Hunson. Originally by Josh