Wildwood History Articles

Is It The Cape May Airport or Wildwood Airport? While vacationing down here in the Wildwoods, Cape May, Stone Harbor...etc you may have noticed some private jets and small planes flying low. This is due to ou...

Watching The George Redding Bridge Open We have many visitors down here in the summer and they always ask us if the George Redding Bridge opens. The George Redding bridge is located at the foot entrance of Wi...

Old Wildwood Street Signs For Sale On Ebay!! Do you love Wildwood so much and wish you could buy your street's old sign? Now you can!! The Wildwood Historical Society is offering more than 70 authentic signs:...

Explaining Why The Wildwood Beaches Are So Big This article come from our friend PJ Hondros who studies our beaches. Be sure to follow his Facebook page, North Wildwood Coastal Processes for more of his awesom...

Colorized Historical Wildwood Photos - Part 1 Here at the Wildwood Video Archive we are always finding new ways to preserve our history. Colorized Historical Wildwood Photos - Part 1 For the past seven yea...

Castle Dracula Pre-Demolition Footage It’s sometimes easy to forget how quick time flies. It felt just like yesterday we were walking the spooky halls of Castle Dracula. Castle Dracula Pre-Demolition Foota...

Photos of the Wildwoods From 1915 History has truly made the Wildwoods into what it is today. From a small fishing village of Anglesea to a vacation destination, these towns have gone through so many changes. ...

WWII Casings Found On Sea Isle City Beach For those who love to take your metal detector on vacation for you in search of treasure, one local women found history in Sea Isle. WWII Casings Found On Sea Isle ...

Remembering The Golden Nugget Ride Farewell Ceremony As you know I love to tell Wildwood history but today I stumbled upon something that I really wanted to spotlight. Dark in the Park, which is a website and...

Exploring An Abandoned Morey's Piers Ride Morey’s Piers was founded in 1969 after Will and Bill Morey decided to build a slide just off the boardwalk and on the beach. It’s been 51 years and Morey’s pier...