Chance of A Lifetime

Chance of A LifetimeIn the middle of the 20th Century, Atlantic City was the place where anything goes, everybody went, and the rules did not apply. Under a glamorous, seductive exterior, gambling and prostitution flourished, and the city accommodated every tourist's wish. Chance Of A Lifetime: Nucky Johnson, Skinny D'Amato, and How Atlantic City Became the Naughty Queen of Resorts, by Grace Anselmo D'Amato details the wild past of the resort island and the world of

from Hawaiian High Divers to the Diving Bell that took you to the sea floor

sportsmen and holiday makers

She must choose between protecting the president she loves — and saving the country

In this enchanting look at Long Beach Island’s past

true and soulful

Atlantic City: Showplace of the Nation

Kochiss describes the magic of reading the first-hand history this way: "Unlike any other book before

they will learn why there is an Old Stone Store and a Manahawkin Lake

yet holds an appeal as powerful as ever

Under The Lighthouse combines images of a past almost forgotten with memories of the residents who will never forget the quaint town that was once called Barnegat City

simplicity

Little Egg Harbor and Tuckerton and more share their dramatic stories of the storm