The German U-Boat That Surrendered In Cape May
The Day A Final Act Of The War Played Out Right Here
The Nor’Easter That Flattened Cape May
Cape May was turned over during the course of three days and five high tides by a slow-moving grinder that would come to be known as the Great Atlantic Storm, the Five High Storm or the Ash Wednesday Storm.
Harriet Tubman And The Story Of Black Cape May
A substantial Black presence shaped this place for generations, and a wave of markers, restorations, programming and public history is trying to give that legacy the space it deserves.
The Inferno That Changed Everything
Some time around seven o’clock on the morning of November 9, 1878, workmen on the roof of the Stockton Hotel saw smoke coming from the Ocean House on Perry Street, across from Congress Hall.
The Ghost Tracks
On some days at Higbee Beach (or nights, if you’re feeling brave — it’s spooky out there), the Delaware Bay does a magic trick.