Easter is the holiest of religious holidays. For the Wildwoods, it also represents the beginning of a new summer season. It is a bird’s eye view of the summer that awaits us. The preparations for…
Mudhen Brewery, named after the first passenger train in Wildwood, NJ is reflective of it’s industrial roots, innovative and opportunistic. In 1883 the West Jersey Railroad was created to carry passengers from Cape May Court House…
The Wildwoods have a deep connection to Irish Ancestry. North Wildwood (formerly Anglesea), was settled by Welsh, Irish, and Swedish fishermen and shipbuilders. The organizations started by those first settlers: the Cape May Emerald Society, Ladies AOH…
This summer in North Wildwood on 7th and New Jersey Ave’s will be a new sandwich shop called ” Beefies” This is a locally owned, and a family operated business, and the owners are Michelle…
March is Women’s History Month. We will be observing the remarkable women of the Wildwoods for their leadership, achievements, their struggle for equality, and their influence on the Jersey coast. Some of those women are…
Here at Watch the Tramcar Please we thought would be a great idea to connect our fans and visitors with Wildwood businesses. Watchthetramcarplease.com, the home of the Boardwalk Blog is proud to announce…
By Zack Mullock Last night the roof blew off of The Boutiques at 221 Jackson. Today in less than 24 hours almost everything is cleaned up. By Monday we should be all watertight. Cape May is…
