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Welcome to my memory pages in remembrance of a historic loss to the community of Cape May. This page contains many images from the beginning near the turn of the century to the end near the end of the century. The first collection of images are from postcards, most from my personal collection. The last 2 images are from the Cape May Star & Wave. In order to maintain image quality, most images are about 30 to 60k in size, therefore, depending on your computer, may take up to a few minutes to fully load. I hope you will take a moment to share a memory in the guestbook, a photograph, or a story about your relationship with the hotel. You can purchase a Video entitled "Requiem for an Admiral" by following this link: http://www.baileywicke.com/ (Click On Cape May Videos). I purchased a copy myself and it is a treasure for anyone connected with the hotel. The Hotel Cape May, Circa 1908 The hotel opened in 1908. This early image indicates the apparent dirt roads that led to the hotel in the "newly developed" East Cape May.
The Admiral Hotel (At
Night), Circa 1933
The Admiral Hotel with
Pool, Circa 1941
The Admiral Hotel, Circa 1950
The Admiral Hotel (In The
Distance), Circa 1955
The following 2 rare
postcard images can also be found (with many others) in the book "Cape May in Vintage
Postcards" available for purchase at better bookstores nationwide, or online. Please be PATIENT as the following images load. In order to maintain image quality, the files have not been compressed.
The End of an Era, A Loss to the World, February 1996 Failure on the part of local Cape May government officials and the NJ State Historical Society (and certainly key members of the local community), the hotel was demolished in 1996. NEVER will anything be built like it again. You can purchase a Video entitled "Requiem for an Admiral" by following this link: http://www.baileywicke.com/ (Click On Cape May Videos). I purchased a copy myself and it is a treasure for anyone connected with the hotel. |
Tuesday February 08, 2011 02:04 AM |