Nostalgia

Happy new year everyone! My brother and I recently completed a documentary on Castle Dracula from Nickels' Midway Pier. You can check it out on our YouTube channel. Thanks.

I randomly came across this in my search for vintage Wildwood footage and wow, what a goodie!! High quality film, beautiful immagery. It spans various parts of CMC and maybe even O.C Marlyland but I can't say for sure as I haven't watched all the footage yet. I'm going to say it was filmed between 1

My brother, daughter and I went to Waldameer Park in Erie, PA to visit the last operating Bill Tracy Wacky Shack. It still has most of its classic Bill Tracy stunts, although the stunts were mostly different than the Wildwood Wacky Shack. They also have a Bill Tracy funhouse called "Pirate's Cove"

I came across these recently posted videos and thought I'd share. Some cool footage from the early 60's, including some night boardwalk footage in the 62 video! (the Wildwood footage starts around the 7 min mark in 1963's video)

Here's a video showing photos and footage of Wildwood in the past, present, and future: https://rumble.com/v1ojbde-wildwood-nj-1500-1-million-ad.html

I just posted one of our family videos in Wildwood from 1987 on our YouTube page. I plan on adding additional home videos of Wildwood so be sure to subscribe to our YouTube channel! You can check it out here:

Came across this video recently. Very cool to see. I certainly remember a lot of Irish when I was kid in the 90's. I find it funny how one business owner claims that kids are lazy and blames the "MTV generation" . Well, the MTV Generation is now grown up, and....saying young kids are lazy lol.

I have never been to Zaberer's as it was before we started going to Wildwood, but here is a video that has been recently uploaded! Zaberer's Restaurant Auction, North Wildwood, NJ WMGM-TV August 21, 1991

I guess it's old enough to be nostalgia now, but I wrote, recorded, and performed a jingle that appeared on 98.7 FM, The Coast. It broadcast during 2007 and 2008. The Jingle was for Robinson's Market in Lower Township. These are the lyrics: "They come from Stone Harbor, Philly, and Wildwood Crest

Short lived, but I remember it well...I was 10 years old and Jurassic Park was one of my favorite movies at the time. Commercial for Wildwood NJ's Dinosaur Beach, from 1996

Yes I know I am old LMAO but I am look for anyone who has pics of the old Sportsland pier pool. I love to see them posted here on the forum

Someone shared these pictures of his family at a motel that he thinks was in Wildwood and asked if I could identify it....I could not. Does anyone here recognize the motel? It could possibly be Atlantic City.

Just came across this recently uploaded video from 1988, with footage of a tram car ride!

Just came across this two part gem on youtube! I'm always on the lookout for 90s Boardwalk footage. This was uploaded a few months ago. There's even some Castle Dracula walk through (aleit very very dark) .

This channel has multiple videos up of the construction of the Armada, really cool. Here's one of the videos:

I just put up some of our old 8mm movie films from trips to Wildwood in the 70s and 80s. You can see them on our YouTube page.

Here is a video I took of the Wildwood boardwalk in 1988. I just put it up on our YouTube page a couple days ago.

Wow, 1991 (30 years ago, somehow...time moves too fast... ) seems to be quite a popular year for Wildwood videos on Youtube. I'm always on the hunt for 90's era videos, and this one has recently been uploaded. Wildwood - New Jersey - 30 Years Ago! - June 15th 1991

It is brief, but it is beautiful. I found a recently uploaded home film from 1973. Starts a the 19:40 ish mark and is roughly around a half minute long. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sAdpKGgLD1A

My Dad loved to take photos. I believe this photo of the Salt and Pepper Shaker (Rolo Plane) is was from the late 1940's or early 1950's. Front of Marine Pier looking towards the Playland Carousel building. That Rolo Plane graced the pier until the late 1960's.

just came across this video from the early days of Youtube...a tour of some of the shops in the Boardwalk Mall...I miss when the mall looked like this!! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KN0FPiXp9Yc

Check out this old picture of the Stand that I saw featured in an article on the B&H Photo/Video website. It was taken by Allan Weitz in the 70s or 80s.

This was posted to YouTube only within the past couple of days by the Wildwood Video Archive. Whoever shot this seemed to know how to make an 8mm home movie (at least vs. most others that people see). Really good. It should've been left in its original aspect ratio rather than "zooming" in though