More New Jersey

 Though the WindMill has been franchised---there are nine branches---this is the flagship location and is the only one to feature the unique faux windmill design. This building's upper deck provides a view of the Atlantic Ocean.

Authentic curb-side service at this classic circus-themed drive-in that’s been feeding customers sliders, salads, and seafood since 1954.

 





 Located on the Jersey Shore Boardwalk, this restaurant is home to many life-sized statues of famous icons including the Budweiser Man, Betty Boop, and a few others.....

This giant piece of saltwater taffy stands in front of the Oh Fudge shop, which was opened in 1965.

 Barnegat Lighthouse, or "Old Barney," as it is sometimes called; The towering red and white structure was engineered by General George G. Meade.















 
 There are numerous legends attached to this house and the chair atop it. One is about a sea captain's wife who sat on the chair and waited for his return. Another is about a man who told his wife she could keep gossiping only if she sat on the chair. Nobody really knows how the chair got up there, but most say it was simply a gag. The home itself is a nice example of Victorian architecture.