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Historical Images: 10th Street and Ocean Avenue

Our weekly feature includes photographs from the Ocean City Historical Museum collection and from the modern era.

 
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The 1000 block of Ocean Avenue circa 1920
Ocean City Historical Museum
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This week's "Then and Now" features a streetscape looking southwest down the 1000 block of Ocean Avenue. 

The first image shows the historic block circa 1920. Note the street was unpaved but graded with curbs and drainage. The street light on the left side of the image is suspended from a pulley so the light could be lowered for repairs. Midway down the block there was a home with its own tennis court that is now a parking lot. 

The second image is the street as it appears today. As you look down the block, of the first four houses from the corner, three remain standing. The condominum on the corner uses design elements from the home that stood there before such as the wrap-around porch and brick columns. At the far end of the block is Ocean Manor Motor Inn that had a fire in 2011. 

To see more historical photos of Ocean City, visit the Ocean City Historical Museum in the Community Center at 1735 Simpson Ave.

Related Topics: Historical photos, Ocean City Historical Museum, Ocean City NJ, and Then And Now

Rahn Brackin

8:19 am on Monday, February 25, 2013

The fifth house looking toward 11th St. is that of Howard S. Stainton.

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EXiT REALTY OCEAN CITY

10:55 am on Monday, February 25, 2013

I enjoy looking at the “Then and Now” pics. It is interesting to see the changes and non changes made to the City. Keep up the good work.
Joseph Landicini, Broker 1301 West A-1 OCNJ 609.525.9901 Ext 14

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