Clerk-turned historian guides tours of The Breakers in Palm Beach
Originally built in 1926, the dining room of The Breakers Palm Beach is framed by antique mirror panels and crowned by a 24-foot, richly hand-stenciled ceiling.
The 560-room, Italian Renaissance-style hotel sits on 140 acres of oceanfront property. Founded in 1896 and listed on the National Register of Historic Places, the resort has hosted celebrities including Bette Davis, Eleanor Roosevelt and Phyllis Diller, as well as Prince Charles of England and the late Princess Diana.
Doug and Susan Walker live on one of the shortest streets in Somers Point. In fact, their house is one of only three homes on Warwick Avenue, a one-block street off Ocean Avenue that dead ends at the wetlands. But they also have one of the long... More »
Most of the nation’s casino markets have finally recovered from the recession, propelling revenue from slot machines and table games to near-record levels in 2012, according to a new report on the economic health of the gambling industry. More »
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