The Jersey Shore By Kim Walker

Atlantic City This is the lobby of Caesar's Palace in Atlantic City, one of the biggest casinos on the boardwalk.

Tivoli at Bay Village on Long Beach Island The Tivoli is a replica of a 19th century schooner and was built in its place to replace the Lucy Evelyn which was destroyed by fire.

Sandy Hook This is the oldest working Light House in the USA. It was occupied by the British during the American Revolution and exposed to the elements on the end of Sandy Hook.

Atlantic Highlands These are the Twin Lights, which were built in 1862 The towers are not identical twins, the south tower is square and the north is octagonal. The 1862 structure replaced an earlier twin tower lighthouse. In 1899 the first wireless (radio) messages to be sent and received in the U.S. were exchanged between operators aboard the S.S. Ponce and the Twin Lights.

Asbury Park The 3600 seat Convention hall has hosted some of the world's most famous entertainers including Frank Sinatra, Elton John, the Supremes, The Rolling Stones, The Temptations, Duke Ellington, Creed, Stevie Wonder and Bruce Springsteen.

Seaside Heights Seaside is one of the biggest attractions at the Jersey Shore. It is approximately 15 minutes from my house in Brick.

Pt. Pleasant The beach at Pt. Pleasant…2 minutes from my home.

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