Fisherman's Wife tax-exempt Jersey Shore Impressionists is published

Jersey Shore Impressionists is published in conjunction with a 2013 exhibition at the Morven Museum & Garden in Princeton

nightclub acts faded

This colorful hardcover is a fascinating pictorial look at more than half a century of beach badges on LBI — starting with the very first badges ever issued

and the uniquely American opportunities that Atlantic City presented its owners

Fisherman's Wife tax-exempt Jersey Shore Impressionists is publishedIN THIS POIGNANT STORY, the failing economy of 1931 forces a successful young couple to give up their cosmopolitan New York City lifestyle for a simple life at the edge of the sea. For Jo, the fishermans wife, the relocation turns out to be more than she bargained for. She had been a globe trotting writer and researcher for one of the legendary reporters of the 20th century. Soon pregnant, she and her husband struggle to make a home and live frugally.