FF: DOVER Oildraulic Elevator @ Ocean Holiday Motel, Wildwood, NJ
This is a mostly original Dover with black Classic, except for the EPCO INCHLine call buttons and sensors.
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VINTAGE DOVER Oildraulic Elevator @ Waikiki Motel, Wildwood, NJ
This thing is completely untouched except for sensors and has the 60’s black buttons!!
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Wildwood Class Car Show Cruz Nantucket Motel 609-522-7423
Wildwood Classic Car Show in September 2010 by Nantucket Motel 609-522-7423 www.NantucketMotel.net
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O Scale Oceanview Motel Based On The Wildwood Crest, NJ Prototype
The latest building for Don Klose’s O Gauge Bellevue & Schenectady RR Wildwood Harbor Expansion. Now we start the famous “DOO-WOP” District motels in O Scale. The actual Motel, built in 1963 in the Space- Age design is a classic. With vaulted roof line and trapeziod windows. Custom made EL Wire fixtures and sign grace this great structure. Come see us at www.mmscalestructures.com for more of the one-of-a-kind structures we are making for Don’s O Gauge Empire
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La Vita Motel – Wildwood Crest
This is an early 70’s postcard from the La Vita Motel, 8400 Atlantic Avenue in Wildwood Crest. We stayed there every summer from 1972 through the early 1980’s. At night, the sign was neon pink and the motel was lit with blue and red lights. Next door was the Sands Motel. In the early years of our stay, there was a vacant lot across the street (where I used to fly kites), so the motel had an ocean view. Later, three (I think) motels were built there, so our great view was gone. The owners, Ann and Charlie Weymiller and their sons, Bill and Gary were super nice people, so we always enjoyed our visits.
With only 33 rooms, La Vita had much more of a family feel than the larger motels in the neighborhood. Many guests, like us, returned year after year.
La Vita went “condo” several years ago. The building was painted a dreadfully boring tan color and many of the cool architectural features were removed. The project went bust though — La Vita has been sitting vacant for the last 3 years.
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Doo Wop Motel Bus Tour Wildwood New Jersey
Doo Wop Motel Bus Tour Wildwood New Jersey- This is TOTALLY worth it.. Go to the Doo Wop museum and check out the Discovery Channel display, Neon Signs and Soda Fountain. This place is one of a kind. So see it now, see them all.
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NJN Documentary Our Vanishing Past – Wildwood
This is an excerpt from NJN’s documentary OUR VANISHING PAST. The documentary features more than 30 historic places throughout New Jersey, from crumbling ruins in forgotten towns to spectacular restorations in major cities. The documentary also looks at successful preservation efforts, from grassroots citizens groups to innovative developers. Official Website: www.njn.net Along the coast in Wildwood, a different kind of teardown has invaded the shore. At risk is the largest collection of mid-20th century resort architecture in the country. In the 1950s and 60s, Wildwood was a major destination for newly mobile families. The construction of the Garden State Parkway and cars built for cruising made it easy for vacationers to reach this seaside resort. The popular music of the era inspired the name for the eye-catching style of architecture in Wildwood referred to as Doo Wop. Fun, imaginative and surprising, these family owned motels attracted attention with dazzling neon, Miami Beach inspired designs and popular themes of the 50s and 60s. Many people are surprised to learn that the Doo Wop motels are historic. A great number of these places are more than 50 years old and are examples of the recent past. The fact that so many Doo Wop motels are in Wildwood adds to the significance of the collection. As each one falls, it has a direct impact on those that remain. More than 100 Doo Wop buildings have faced the wrecking ball. The pressure to demolish these vintage places …