Margate City, New Jersey - Lucy the Elephant
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- Address:
- 9200 Atlantic Ave, Margate City, NJ
- Directions:
- Decatur and Atlantic Aves.
- Hours:
- Closed Jan-Mar. (Call to verify)
- Phone:
- 609-823-6473
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Margate City, New Jersey - Lucy the Elephant
A unique, six-story building that once was a Victorian hotel. "The only elephant you can go into and come out of alive." Roadsideamerica.com Report...
A unique, six-story building that once was a Victorian hotel. "The only elephant you can go into and come out of alive." Roadsideamerica.com Report...
Margate, New Jersey - Lucy the Elephant - Century 3
Road report and review on renovations on the giant pachyderm south of Atlantic City. Roadsideamerica.com Report...
Road report and review on renovations on the giant pachyderm south of Atlantic City. Roadsideamerica.com Report...
Margate City, New Jersey - Lucy In The Sky With Damage
Lucy the Elephant: Lucy The Margate Elephant, that great, grey, wide-window-eyed wonder of the Jersey shore, suffered serious injury this fall when strong September winds lifted a party tent up off its moorings and into the air and smashed it against Lucy’s pachyderm posterior. [11/09/2009] Complete Story...
Lucy the Elephant: Lucy The Margate Elephant, that great, grey, wide-window-eyed wonder of the Jersey shore, suffered serious injury this fall when strong September winds lifted a party tent up off its moorings and into the air and smashed it against Lucy’s pachyderm posterior. [11/09/2009] Complete Story...
Visitor Tips and News About Lucy the Elephant
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Lucy the Elephant in Margate, New Jersey, "the only elephant that you can go into and come out of alive," will celebrate its 125th birthday on July 20. ... [07/15/2006] Complete News Story
Margate City, New Jersey - Lucy the Elephant Lucy the Elephant in Margate NJ. (South of Atlantic City) "It is a five story building in the shape of an elephant. It is still open, I went by it a week ago. It's located at Decatur street and the beach." [Dan Thompson, 09/15/1996]
Nearby Offbeat Places
- Smiley Face Water Tower, Longport, NJ - < 1 mi.
- Atlantic City's First Resident, Buried in a Traffic Circle, Northfield, NJ - 4 mi.
- Grave of Rex the Wonder Dog, Linwood, NJ - 4 mi.
- In the region: Sea Captain with Peg Leg and Hook, Cape May, NJ - 32 mi.
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