Title:
Concrete Ship Atlantus
Cape May Point New Jersey (NJ), Chrome unused
Description:
This concrete ship situated at the foot of Sunset Boulevard was one of an experimental lot of ships built by the United States Government during the World War. The Atlantus was purchased by promoters for use as a Ferry Landing for a proposed route from Cape May Point to Lewes, Delaware. One night a Northeast Storm broke it from its mooring and beached it and the ferry project did not materialize at that time, but there is still hope that it will eventually become a reality.
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Title:
Concrete Ship at Sunset Beach
Cape May Point New Jersey (NJ), Chrome unused
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Title:
Concrete Ship Atlantus
Cape May Point New Jersey (NJ), Chrome unused
Description:
This concrete ship situated at the foot of Sunset Boulevard was one of an experimental lot of ships built by the United States Government during the World War. The Atlantus was purchased by promoters for use as a Ferry Landing for a proposed route from Cape May Point to Lewes, Delaware. One night a Northeast Storm broke it from its mooring and beached it and the ferry project did not materialize at that time, but there is still hope that it will eventually become a reality.
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Title:
Concrete Ship Atlantus
Cape May Point New Jersey (NJ), Chrome
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Title:
Kiddies at Play on The Point Beach
Cape May Point New Jersey (NJ), Chrome PM Aug-19
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Title:
Concrete Ship Atlantus
Cape May Point New Jersey (NJ), Chrome unused
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Title:
Concrete Ship Atlantus
Cape May Point New Jersey (NJ), Chrome unused
Description:
This concrete ship situated at the foot of Sunset Boulevard was one of an experimental lot of ships built by the United States Government during the World War. The Atlantus was purchased by promoters for use as a Ferry Landing for a proposed route from Cape May Point to Lewes, Delaware. One night a Northeast Storm broke it from its mooring and beached it and the ferry project did not materialize at the time, but there is still hope that it will eventually become a reality
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Title:
Concrete Ship Atlantus
Cape May Point New Jersey (NJ), Chrome unused
Description:
This concrete ship situated at the foot of Sunset Boulevard was one of an experimental lot of ships built by the United States Government during the World War. The Atlantus was purchased by promoters for use as a Ferry Landing for a proposed route from Cape May Point to Lewes, Delaware. One night a North-east Storm broke it from its mooring and beached it and the ferry project did not materialize at that time, but there is still hope that it will eventually become a reality
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Title:
Light House by Moonlight
Cape May Point New Jersey (NJ), White Border unused
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Title:
Light House
Cape May Point New Jersey (NJ), Linen
Description:
Tichnor Bros., Inc
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Title:
Light House
Cape May Point New Jersey (NJ), Linen unused
Description:
Tichnor Bros., Inc
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Title:
Concrete Ship Atlantus
Cape May Point New Jersey (NJ), Linen unused
Description:
This concrete ship situated at the foot of Sunset Boulevard was one of an experimental lot of ships built by the United States Government during the World War. The Atlantus was purchased by promoters for use as a Ferry Landing for a proposed route from Cape May Point to Lewes, Delaware. One night a Northeast Storm broke it from its mooring and beached it and the ferry project did not materialize at that time, but there is still hope that it will eventually become a reality
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Title:
Concrete Ship Atlantus
Cape May Point New Jersey (NJ), White Border unused
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Title:
Concrete Ship Atlantus
Cape May Point New Jersey (NJ), Linen unused
Description:
This concrete ship situated at the foot of Sunset Boulevard was one of an experimental lot of ships built by the United States Governmnet during the World War. The Atlantus was purchased by promoters for use as a ferry landing for a proposed route from Cape May Point to Lewes, Delaware. One night a northeast storm broke it from its mooring and beached it and the ferry project did not materialize at that time, but there is still hope that it will eventually become a reality
Tichnor Bros. Inc
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Title:
Light House at Cape May Point
Cape May Point New Jersey (NJ), Chrome unused
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Title:
Lighthouse
Cape May Point New Jersey (NJ), Chrome unused
Description:
Steger Beach Service
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Title:
Cape May Point
Cape May Point New Jersey (NJ), Chrome unused
Description:
Remains of experimental concrete ship, one of twelve built during world war I. Proven impractical after several trans Atlantic trips because of weight. Toward here and sunk as wharf in 1926.
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Title:
Lighthouse
Cape May Point New Jersey (NJ), Chrome PM 1957 Aug-01
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Title:
The Lighthouse
Cape May Point New Jersey (NJ), Divided Back PM 1907 Aug-29
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Title:
Lake Lily
Cape May Point New Jersey (NJ), Divided Back unused
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Title:
The Shoreham Hotel
Cape May Point New Jersey (NJ), Post Card (Undivided Back) PM 1906 Aug-2
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Title:
Concrete Ship Atlantus
Cape May Point New Jersey (NJ), Chrome unused
Description:
This concrete ship situated at the foot of Sunset Boulevard was one of an experimental lot of ships built by the United States Government during the World War. The Atlantus was purchased by promoters for use as a Ferry Landing for a proposed route from Cape May Point to Lewes, Delaware. One night a Northeast Storm broke it from its mooring and beached it and the ferry project did not materialize at that time, but there is still hope that it will eventually become a reality
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Title:
Lighthouse
Cape May Point New Jersey (NJ), Linen unused
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Title:
Shrine, "St. Mary's By the Sea"
Cape May Point New Jersey (NJ), Chrome unused
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Title:
Villa Lankenau
Cape May Point New Jersey (NJ), Linen unused
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