I’d love to know more about this picture. This is my hometown. The Marlborough-Blenheim (buildings at the center) are currently the site of Bally’s Atlantic City.
I don’t see the Claridge, which puts this sometime before 1930.
I’ve seen other panoramas of the city like this one….would love to know the source.
DutchMitchellsays
Wow this is amazing, so many details! Sad that most of this is all gone.
Foutaises-says
Cue Brian Jonestown Massacre
Rhinelander7says
This looks so nice..
Why do we always have to destroy everything that’s beautiful?
bnshvsays
If anyone wants to see more of the Atlantic City world during that era, watch “Boardwalk Empire”, with Steve Buscemi on HBO
baconhampalacesays
It’s been such a sad place for so many years. I wasn’t expecting much when I first visited, but it was much more depressing than I expected.
BiggestThiccBoisays
People for sure had pride in what they built. Nowadays it appears every building is built a month on a shoestring budget by a soulless billion dollar corporation to fill their endless pockets even further.
biffbagwell says
Was this scanned ? How???
powerdbybryan says
The quality of this photo 🤯
grandissimo says
I’d love to know more about this picture. This is my hometown. The Marlborough-Blenheim (buildings at the center) are currently the site of Bally’s Atlantic City.
I don’t see the Claridge, which puts this sometime before 1930.
I’ve seen other panoramas of the city like this one….would love to know the source.
DutchMitchell says
Wow this is amazing, so many details! Sad that most of this is all gone.
Foutaises- says
Cue Brian Jonestown Massacre
Rhinelander7 says
This looks so nice..
Why do we always have to destroy everything that’s beautiful?
bnshv says
If anyone wants to see more of the Atlantic City world during that era, watch “Boardwalk Empire”, with Steve Buscemi on HBO
baconhampalace says
It’s been such a sad place for so many years. I wasn’t expecting much when I first visited, but it was much more depressing than I expected.
BiggestThiccBoi says
People for sure had pride in what they built. Nowadays it appears every building is built a month on a shoestring budget by a soulless billion dollar corporation to fill their endless pockets even further.