The boardwalk that's been home to the fabled Jenkinson's train; the Easter-discounted childen's rides; the Rock-O-Plane and its spinning cars; and many other unique family attractions is still there.
But it's not what it was. Will it ever be again?
Mark Vetrini, a graduate of Point Pleasant Boro High School, Class of 1985, captured the images of the devastated, mile-long structure hours after the worst storm to strike the Jersey Shore pass through.
This boardwalk has survived fires, and other disasters, big and small. Now it's time to survive, perhaps, the worst thing that could possibly happen.
To my family please!
http://www.buzzfeed.com/mjs538/shocking-before-after-photos-of-hurricane-sandy
http://www.app.com/viewart/20121101/NJBIZ/311010040/Jenkinson-s-seeks-fuel-batteries-to-keep-aquarium-animals-alive?odyssey=tab|mostpopular|text|FRONTPAGE
MaryBeth (Messick) Burns and family.
God Bless
It is so very sad to see the area damaged beyond belief. Our prayers go out to ALL those suffering from this horrific storm. Cannot believe the destruction. So many wonderful memories of this area. It's just beyond our scope of the hardship all are endearing. God Bless you ALL! It will be rebuilt, I am sure of it, but my God how much work and hardship to be confronted with.
http://www.app.com/viewart/20121031/NJENT01/310310057/Management-Joey-Harrison-s-Surf-Club-not-done-yet
Please come to PPB our business owners need the revenue. Downtown restaurants are open >> Frankies , 709 , Europa, Spanos etc George Loder
ETHEL PAQUIN