THE ATLANTIC MOTEL

John, Connor, Dawn (his gal!) and Justin

by Hexepatty

A minor Brady Bunch thing here in this photo. Dawn is my college buddy; John is her beau. They each have children from previous marriages. The kids get along great, and Dawn and John are great together and good parents. I approve! Plus, did I mention John is a chef?!
Now visitors had more convenient access without having to take a boat or travel by train on the railroad bridge built in 1881.

By this time, there were now two new hotels in Seaside Heights: the Sheridan Inn and the Sumner Hotel. The Seaside Heights Amusement Company announced plans to build a theater and carousel along with billiard, pool and shuffleboard rooms.

Before World War I, an amusement park opened between Seaside Heights and Seaside Park. The two communities were to share the benefits for the remainder of the 1900s.

A New Jersey Summer Tradition

by Winch

"Seaside Heights & Seaside Park"

Seaside Heights, and its more sedate twin, Seaside Park, straddle a long spit of sand between Barnegat Bay and the Atlantic Ocean. Seaside is a vacation mecca of boardwalk, beaches, bars, food, shopping and amusements of all kinds.

Easily accessible from New York, Philadelphia and all of New Jersey, generations of vacationers return here year after year. Via the Garden State Parkway, NJ 35 and NJ 37, Seaside is a convenient beach destination for the entire northeast US.