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Very good video but the music is too loud . I want to hear more of the history !

Really interesting historical remembrance. I really enjoyed. My folks took me to the Jersey Shore as early as the 40 's...

Great stuff

there's something missing! Oh i know...Fat people!

1:07 - I knew that guy when he was the pastor of a church, maybe 20 years ago. I had forgotten that he grew up in Atlantic City.

Atlantic City has been my favorite getaway since a child. I live in PA. I love the genuine loving and kind people of the Northeast. We go way back. Nothing like New Jersey Beaches. This is our playground. 😂 ❤

It’s sad that seaside heights got smaller because of a hurricane but I’m glad they still have some of the old rides form old seaside heights Anyways great video

Great job! We like to listen to some kind of story while falling off to sleep…. This piece however requires more attention because of its interest and compilation of historical facts…an added bonus to our recent trip to the lower shoreline of the Jersey Shore after 62 years of visiting various towns, North to South. We will be sharing this! Thank You

I really like this video. But I think the narration is too quick, I can't keep up with the pace!

👏 Wonderful documentary of the Jersey shore. I hope they add more about some of thr other beach towns

Beach fees started here at Bradley Beach as the hole in the town budget caused by that huge temple on Ocean Avenue left the town council with no alternative.They're the first ones to scream separation of church and state when they imagined that they're being threatened.

As a CG STA Atlantic City and CG STA Ocean City vet, myself and LOTS of vets who served there can attest that their hauntings are incontrovertable. So many GREAT memories. Miss NJ dearly.

Went in the late 60's -early 70's with my parents...vacationed with our children in the early 90's ...never knew of it's rich history. (rock and roll as wel)...one of the many jewels of the Jersey shore...😊❤️

My brothers and I are Born and Raised on LBI, living in Holgate, Beach Haven, North Beach Haven, and Shipbottom. We grew up in the 80s-90s and have the best memories, hanging out at Ron Jon’s, Pier 18, Fantasy Island, the arcades, renting moves from MR.Movies. I hate that during one of the nasty hurricanes between 97-2010, we lost nearly all our summer fun videos, so seeing any images of LBI even before we were born I love because it might be Hen my parents, grandparents, or great grandparents were living on the island.

Sad to say that Point Pleasant Beach have been picking the pockets of tourists for many years and making people very paranoid about being there, I was there yesterday parking 20 bucks beach 13 bucks total rip off glad I turned away and said sorry this place is all about taking your money....and the cops are even worse, not a friendly family place anymore. This place was great in the 60's and 70's through the 80's then it got greedy...Def a place to stay away from...

1854 - The same year that another summer resort was founded, Mount Washington, then about five miles northwest of the City of Baltimore. By 1918, the year Mount Washington was absorbed into Baltimore City. By then, the place was a year round neighborhood.

Good information but the narrator's voice is 9ff putting. Kit sounds like hebis reading a school report. Great pictures though. I will check out the transcript also.

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music is beautiful. great work on this

Hard to believe there was a time not to long where 3 out of 4 Americans were not fat pigs and Sally Struthers was a hottie.

Cousin Brucie! Italian hot dogs.

Lots of gorgeous bikini beach beauties in the 1960's, 1970's at the Seaside beaches in New Jersey, awesome video!!

I met my wife in Ocean City back in 1991 and we are still together to this day! I love you, Gloria!!!

Better times. People could afford houses. No cell phones. No internet. No fat people. Love it.

I dearly miss NJ

That was good :)

From age10 ln1956 my family would stay a week in Ship Bottom long Beach Island by the ocean..this would be every Summer till I was 18...

People even dressed for the beach. They must have been uncomfortable on those hot days. A different age for sure.

Most of those Blue Laws should have been repealed decades earlier. Some examples were: You could buy a egg sandwich...but you couldn't buy a dozen eggs. You could buy a Playboy Magazine...but you couldn't buy a Bible (because it was hardback.) You could buy a ham sandwich...but you couldn't buy a 1/2 lb. of sliced ham. You could buy a hamburger...but you couldn't buy a pound of ground beef. You couldn't buy toys (including buckets and shovels for the beach), batteries, clothing, canned goods or just about anything else. I remember in the late 70's until the Blue Laws were repealed, many Boardwalk stores would open at 12:01AM Monday for an hour or two so visitors could make purchases before "heading home" after the weekend. P.S. Swimming and going to the beach on Sunday's was either overturned or not enforced many decades before Blue Laws were repealed.

Been a south Jersey resident all my life and I love the NJ Shore. I grew up going to Ocean City. Thanks a huge for this video.

'AB••SEEKEN' island

What about the boardwalk fire after super storm Sandy?

Unfortunately, now it is the mecca for homosexuality, and all forms of sexual deviance, and degeneracy.. It used to be a place to take children.. Now you need to protect children from this place ,it's inhabitints , and perverted tourists.. Sad.

Only mentioned Brigantine once. I adore that island.

My parents would take us to A.C. for a cool evening. I remember two things..... a place with an old school tin ceiling with high ceiling fans where we would get some watermelon....and Mr. Peanut's hot roasted peanuts..

Thank you for this video. I live on Chincoteague Island Va ( born and bred Jersey Girl)....a friend ( a great friend!!) insisted on driving down to get me and my dogs and parrot....the further north we drove, the worse it got. We made it to Bensalem Pa and was not but 2 miles from her house when we were rear ended by a clown car full of south of the border people from Va. on Street Road ( I know they were from Va because I got out and their Va license plate was laying there). Ugh.... what a shit shit show. Later ,after our adventure at Torresdale Hospital I saw footage down the shore of the boards being plucked up by the winds and the houses being pushed off their foundations....Well... thanks again for the video.

Great video. Tremendously annoying background music.

Interesting videos. I live in Pt Pleasant. Thanks for the content. Helpful tip, music is too loud.

Thanks for doing this! I grew up on one of the islands you talked about, and have always been fascinated with the history of the area. I attended OCHS, and worked summer jobs at various businesses, fleecing the tourists every Summer in the 1970s. Lots of great memories, being an "island kid."

The Red Bank Bank opened a branch in Long Branch and it was called, the Long Branch branch of the Red Bank Bank...

On my way to Cape May Point in one month. Can’t wait. Big yellow house next to the Lighthouse!!

The paintings are exquisite.

Convention Hall did not host the pageant until 1939. It left in 1942-1945 due to the war and return to convention Hall in 1946.

I’m surprised you did not cover the battle of Turtle Gut, where Wildwood Crest currently is.

In the write-up, you state that 'Wildwood', was established first, but, 'Holly Beach' was actually the first, to be incorporated. The name change to 'Wildwood', took place in 1912. You also said that, The 'Crest Pier' was built in 1905. That may be true, but the 'Jackrabbbit' Rollor Coaster, was on the old 'Marine West Pier' (Cedar-Skellinger Aves), built approximately, 1919ish. The Crest Pier (in Wildwood Crest. Crocus and Atlantic) was a huge wooden dancehall, used as a basketball court, and other summer events. Later on, another annex was built, where a permanent basketball court, was built. Adventure Pier used to be named 'Fun Pier', 'till the '80's. Mariner's Landing was called 'Marine Pier', also 'till the '80's. During the documentary, you pronounced Creese, as 'Cress'. It has a long ē, at the end. And that the borough of Wildwood, was incorporated in 1895, when it was Holly Beach. Wildwood was never a borough, as it's a 'city'. You left out Juniper Ave, and most importantly, Holly Beachs' 1st. street, to be made; 'Cedar' (I believe).

Damn you forgot about the world famous Monster Bowl Skatepark!

Great video very nicely narrated. Familiar with all the spots

Rip to all the people who died and respect to the man who survived injured and ofc respect to all of them

Child wood 😂😂😂