In the eighties when Asbury was still considered questionable, but
it had a certain seedy charm, there were many people on the boardwalk.
It
was very active, the little shops all seemed to do well. It wasn't
until the 'last' development scheme failed that the town took a true
downward
turn.
I believe that if you restore the Casino, pavillions and
CH/Paramount, that AP will be 90% back
I second it. How often must we say it?
It's the key to all that Asbury was, all the positive memories and
good times and remains the image and branding of its future.
For all the good and hard
I believe that if you restore the Casino, pavillions and
CH/Paramount, that AP will be 90% back
I second it. How often must we say it?
It's the key to all that Asbury was, all the positive memories and
good times and remains the image and branding of its future.
For all the good and
