Palace Casino - Carousel House – Heating Plant
106 Asbury Avenue
Asbury Park, New Jersey,
United States
The Palace Casino and Carousel House are part of the Asbury Park Boardwalk, circa 1929 by architect Warren and Wetmore.
The 1920s saw a dramatic change in the boardwalk with the construction of the Paramount Theatre and Convention Hall complex, the Casino Arena and Carousel House, and two handsome red-brick pavilions. Beaux Arts architect Warren Whitney of New York was the designer. He had also been hired to design the imposing Berkeley-Carteret Hotel positioned diagonally across from the theater and hall. At the same time, Asbury Park launched a first-class education and athletic program with the construction of a state-of-the-art high school overlooking Deal Lake.
In 2007, the eastern portion of the Casino building was demolished. There are plans to rebuild this portion to look much like the original; however, the interior will be dramatically different and may include a public market (as opposed to previously being an arena and skating rink).
The Old Heating Plant was the central steam heating plant. It produced steam heat that was piped through underground tunnels between the boardwalk and Ocean Avenue. The steam was used to heat the heating plant, the Casino, all of the boardwalk pavilions and Convention Hall, plus the pavilions north of Convention Hall up to 8th avenue.
The Art Deco style is that interesting combination of Moorish, Venetian and Egyptian that we can see through the architectural structures in Asbury Park.
Tags: Art Deco Asbury Park Boardwalk Boardwalk Canon 20D Canon EF-S 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6 Lens Carousel House Jersey Shore Monmouth County Patina Warren and Wetmore Asbury Park New Jersey United States Beaux Arts
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Palace Casino - Carousel House â Heating Plant
106 Asbury Avenue
Asbury Park, New Jersey,
United States
The Palace Casino and Carousel House are part of the Asbury Park Boardwalk, circa 1929 by architect Warren and Wetmore.
The 1920s saw a dramatic change in the boardwalk with the construction of the Paramount Theatre and Convention Hall complex, the Casino Arena and Carousel House, and two handsome red-brick pavilions. Beaux Arts architect Warren Whitney of New York was the designer. He had also been hired to design the imposing Berkeley-Carteret Hotel positioned diagonally across from the theater and hall. At the same time, Asbury Park launched a first-class education and athletic program with the construction of a state-of-the-art high school overlooking Deal Lake.
In 2007, the eastern portion of the Casino building was demolished. There are plans to rebuild this portion to look much like the original; however, the interior will be dramatically different and may include a public market (as opposed to previously being an arena and skating rink).
The Old Heating Plant was the central steam heating plant. It produced steam heat that was piped through underground tunnels between the boardwalk and Ocean Avenue. The steam was used to heat the heating plant, the Casino, all of the boardwalk pavilions and Convention Hall, plus the pavilions north of Convention Hall up to 8th avenue.
The Art Deco style is that interesting combination of Moorish, Venetian and Egyptian that we can see through the architectural structures in Asbury Park.
Tags: Art Deco Asbury Park Boardwalk Boardwalk Canon 20D Canon EF-S 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6 Lens Carousel House Jersey Shore Monmouth County Patina Warren and Wetmore Asbury Park New Jersey United States Beaux Arts
© All Rights Reserved
Palace Casino - Carousel House – Heating Plant
106 Asbury Avenue
Asbury Park, New Jersey,
United States
The Palace Casino and Carousel House are part of the Asbury Park Boardwalk, circa 1929 by architect Warren and Wetmore.
The 1920s saw a dramatic change in the boardwalk with the construction of the Paramount Theatre and Convention Hall complex, the Casino Arena and Carousel House, and two handsome red-brick pavilions. Beaux Arts architect Warren Whitney of New York was the designer. He had also been hired to design the imposing Berkeley-Carteret Hotel positioned diagonally across from the theater and hall. At the same time, Asbury Park launched a first-class education and athletic program with the construction of a state-of-the-art high school overlooking Deal Lake.
In 2007, the eastern portion of the Casino building was demolished. There are plans to rebuild this portion to look much like the original; however, the interior will be dramatically different and may include a public market (as opposed to previously being an arena and skating rink).
The Old Heating Plant was the central steam heating plant. It produced steam heat that was piped through underground tunnels between the boardwalk and Ocean Avenue. The steam was used to heat the heating plant, the Casino, all of the boardwalk pavilions and Convention Hall, plus the pavilions north of Convention Hall up to 8th avenue.
The Art Deco style is that interesting combination of Moorish, Venetian and Egyptian that we can see through the architectural structures in Asbury Park.
Tags: Art Deco Asbury Park Boardwalk Boardwalk Canon 20D Canon EF-S 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6 Lens Carousel House Jersey Shore Monmouth County Patina Warren and Wetmore Asbury Park New Jersey United States Beaux Arts
© All Rights Reserved
Palace Casino - Carousel House – Heating Plant
106 Asbury Avenue
Asbury Park, New Jersey,
United States
The Palace Casino and Carousel House are part of the Asbury Park Boardwalk, circa 1929 by architect Warren and Wetmore.
The 1920s saw a dramatic change in the boardwalk with the construction of the Paramount Theatre and Convention Hall complex, the Casino Arena and Carousel House, and two handsome red-brick pavilions. Beaux Arts architect Warren Whitney of New York was the designer. He had also been hired to design the imposing Berkeley-Carteret Hotel positioned diagonally across from the theater and hall. At the same time, Asbury Park launched a first-class education and athletic program with the construction of a state-of-the-art high school overlooking Deal Lake.
In 2007, the eastern portion of the Casino building was demolished. There are plans to rebuild this portion to look much like the original; however, the interior will be dramatically different and may include a public market (as opposed to previously being an arena and skating rink).
The Old Heating Plant was the central steam heating plant. It produced steam heat that was piped through underground tunnels between the boardwalk and Ocean Avenue. The steam was used to heat the heating plant, the Casino, all of the boardwalk pavilions and Convention Hall, plus the pavilions north of Convention Hall up to 8th avenue.
The Art Deco style is that interesting combination of Moorish, Venetian and Egyptian that we can see through the architectural structures in Asbury Park.
Tags: Art Deco Asbury Park Boardwalk Boardwalk Canon 20D Carousel House Jersey Shore Monmouth County Patina Tamron AF 70-300mm f/4.0-5.6 Di LD Macro Zoom Warren and Wetmore Asbury Park New Jersey United States Beaux Arts
© All Rights Reserved
Palace Casino - Carousel House – Heating Plant
106 Asbury Avenue
Asbury Park, New Jersey,
United States
The Palace Casino and Carousel House are part of the Asbury Park Boardwalk, circa 1929 by architect Warren and Wetmore.
The 1920s saw a dramatic change in the boardwalk with the construction of the Paramount Theatre and Convention Hall complex, the Casino Arena and Carousel House, and two handsome red-brick pavilions. Beaux Arts architect Warren Whitney of New York was the designer. He had also been hired to design the imposing Berkeley-Carteret Hotel positioned diagonally across from the theater and hall. At the same time, Asbury Park launched a first-class education and athletic program with the construction of a state-of-the-art high school overlooking Deal Lake.
In 2007, the eastern portion of the Casino building was demolished. There are plans to rebuild this portion to look much like the original; however, the interior will be dramatically different and may include a public market (as opposed to previously being an arena and skating rink).
The Old Heating Plant was the central steam heating plant. It produced steam heat that was piped through underground tunnels between the boardwalk and Ocean Avenue. The steam was used to heat the heating plant, the Casino, all of the boardwalk pavilions and Convention Hall, plus the pavilions north of Convention Hall up to 8th avenue.
The Art Deco style is that interesting combination of Moorish, Venetian and Egyptian that we can see through the architectural structures in Asbury Park.
Tags: Art Deco Asbury Park Boardwalk Boardwalk Canon 20D Carousel House Jersey Shore Monmouth County Patina Tamron AF 70-300mm f/4.0-5.6 Di LD Macro Zoom Warren and Wetmore Asbury Park New Jersey United States Beaux Arts
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