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…
These men put their lives on the line fighting fires for free and pay out of their pockets for clothing, equipment etc. The “FIRE NEWS” is the official News Paper of the Firemen’s Association, they actually give…
Well, all I can tell you is the first million were the hardest. It all started out as a blog for a documentary in 2011 with Bob Ingram and then it took on a life of…
During Women’s History Month, we would like to celebrate the life of Katherine Baker (?-1919). She was the daughter of J. Thompson Baker, one of the founders of Wildwood. She was recognized nationally and overseas…
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…
The Original Hot Spot will be selling their famous sausage sandwiches at Downtown Wildwood for the Wild Chocolate and Wine Festival March 24th & 25th at the all-new Byrne Plaza. Join them for a great family event, you have to…
The Fractured Prune Donut Shop located in North Wildwood at 2006 Boardwalk. They open the weekend of March 31st Nobody else is offering a unique way of making and serving hot donuts, fresh and with the…
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…
