Historic Cape May Point House To Be Torn Down Cape May Point could be losing a piece of history by the end of this month. It was announced earlier this week that 310 Cape Avenue will be torn down for new construction. Historians are saying that 310 Cape Avenue is one of the oldest homes …
Wildwood Trolley To Be Restored Did you know that the Wildwoods used to have trolleys? It’s a little bit of Wildwood history that disappeared but lucky for us a piece of Wildwood history will be saved. An interning article was posted in the Cape May County Herald about an old Wildwood trolley that is going to be …
Cape May’s St. Mary’s To Be Demolished Saint Mary by-the-Sea has been a staple of Cape May Point since it was first built as a hotel in 1889, but soon it could disappear into history. To understand what’s going on let’s jump back in time. [Note: The Drone Video Is At The Bottom Of The …
What’s Left Of The Wildwood Diner! We were filming one of our updates for the NEW Wildwood hotel, Paradise Hotel, when we stumbled upon some remnants of the Wildwood Diner. If you want to see the update on the Paradise Hotel, click the link below. Wildwood’s Paradise Hotel Update As you may or may not …
2019 Wildwood Art Calendar On Sale Now!! Thank you to everyone who supported us in our past calendar sales. This is our 5th annual Wildwood Art Calendar. The 2019 Wildwood Art Calendar showcases many of The Wildwoods landmarks and beautiful views but in digital art form. Created by the Wildwood Video Archive founder, Joey Contino, …
The Original Tram Car Toy I was doing research on the history of the tram cars in Atlantic City, which you can read by clicking the link below, and stumbled upon something really cool Atlantic City Once Had Tramcars As you all may know Wildwood’s famous tram cars are from the 1939 World’s Fair held …
Exploring Wildwood’s Abandoned Train Bridge There is so much history in the heart of Wildwood that we completely forget about at times. As we age those who remember our past start to forget it. Today we will be exploring one of Wildwood’s oldest memories, the Grassy Sound Train Bridge. We briefly talked about the Grassy …
South Jersey’s Ghost Ship Lately we had tons of questions about Cape May’s concrete ship. Those questions range from “why wasn’t the ship moved” to “how much of the ship is still around under the sand.” In asking these questions someone asked me about South Jersey’s ghost ship. Not knowing what she was referring to …
Cape May Ship Hull Found! You know that I personally love doing history articles on here but today’s article was a mystery that I have been wondering for years. What ever happened to the ship, the MV Cape May. Just a quick little refresher for you. The Cape May–Lewes Ferry operates a ferry service between …
About a month ago a fellow Cape May lover Lynn L, posted in the Cape May Facebook group “Cool Cape May,” sheet music to a song that many of us didn’t even know existed. The song was called “Cool Cape May” and after I read the lyrics I knew I had to record it. Here …