Category: Boardwalk Photos

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Ocean City Life Saving Station Museum

Shipwrecks, life-saving & rescue, history, swimwear, sea life, and more!

Seaside Adventure! – The historic Ocean City Life-Saving Station Museum serves as the town’s museum. It once housed the surfmen charged with rescuing shipwrecked mariners from the sea, and later, the U.S. Coast Guard.

Surfs Up! – Riding the Waves of Change

The Aquarium Room – contains two 250 gallon saltwater aquariums and several smaller tanks filled with interesting creatures indigenous to the Ocean City waters.

Sands From Around the World – is a unique collection of over 200 samples of sand collected by friends of the museum.

Davey Jones’ Locker – Deep-sea divers share with you unusual objects that have been recovered from the shipwrecks off of Ocean City and the surrounding area.

Wreck in the Offing – is a vividly depicted exhibit of the U.S. Life-Saving Service

The Boardwalk of Yesterday – learn the history of Ocean City’s famous promenade.

Little Keepers Day Room/ Play Room – a room designed with children in mind.

The Museum is located at the very South end of the Ocean City Boardwalk, next to the Inlet. Parking is available in the adjacent municipal parking lot. The bus terminal and the boardwalk train are located close by.

Ocean City Life Saving Station Museum, Ocean City, Worcester County, Maryland

813 S Boardwalk
Ocean City, MD 21842

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What to Do in Ocean City

Places to See and Things to Do at the Beach

Sightseeing

Ocean City Boardwalk Arch
The Boardwalk “Arch” greets people as they enter town from Route 50.

See the Boardwalk: Walk the Boards, Enjoy the Fun w/ Dozens of Nostalgic Photographs, Pictures from 15 years ago. Look for your favorite places as they used to be.

Fenwick Island Lighthouse

Museums of Worcester County

Public Parks – North O.C.

Marsh Exploring in a Kayak on Assawoman Bay

Assateague Island Wil Horses

OCMD: More Things To Do

What else? Plenty

Top 10 TOP 10 Things To Do in Ocean City – Other than “the Beach”

ocean city beachcams Pony Pictures – See the Assateague Wild Horses at Assateague Pony.

College Jerseys Condo Row – See your favorite places to stay in a series of photographs.

College Jerseys Explore the Shore – Day Trippin’ to Berlin, MD and Delmarva Birding Weekend.

College Jerseys Follow us on Twitter/OceanCity

cruisin car pictures Cruisin’ Ocean City – Pictures of Hot Rods and Classic Cars at the beach.

ocean city beachcams Ocean City Air Show – Excitement in the skies over the beach at the OC Air Show.

ocean city beachcams Beach Cams – Oh, See the Beach whenever you want from wherever you are.

ocean city cruising cars Cruising Cars – Cruisin’ Weekend brings classic cars and hot rods, and car fans to ocean city by the thousands – here are some (old) pictures.

College Jerseys Concentration Game – It’s fun! – Play our ” Ocean City Picture Matching” game.

ocean city weather What’s the weather? – Always a good day at the beach.

ocean city weather See our “Rainy Day Guide to Ocean City” – Just in case…

ocean city crab house Steamed crabs – Learn how to pick ’em & eat ’em

ocean city boardwalk Ocean City Interactive Map – Click & See the sights from above.

ocean city boardwalk Go Fly A Kite – Flying kites is always fun at the beach.

ocean city boardwalk Play Golf – The Beach Resort area is known for golf..

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Ocean City Boardwalk Pictures at 27th Street

Twenty-Seventh Street (27th St.) is the last street intersecting the OCMD Boardwalk…

Walk the OC Boards over a decade and a half ago, virtually, with these 27th Street Boardwalk Photos from 2006.

27th Street and the Boardwalk, Ocean City, Maryland 21842. Twenty-Seventh Street is the last street intersecting the Ocean City Boardwalk at the northern end. Yep, this is where the Boardwalk ends. From this point south to the Ocean City Inlet, the distance is marked as 2 1/4 miles.

27th Street Sign on the Boardwalk.
“The Top of The Boards”
This photo shows the view north, and at this point, what you see is the end of the Boardwalk. From here to the Delaware state line is nearly eight miles of (protective) dunes and sandy beach.
This is a view looking west from the Boardwalk. As evidence that this is at the top of the Boards, the northern terminal for the OC Boardwalk tram (train) is right here.
This view is looking south toward the Ocean City Inlet – which is just over 2 1/4 miles due south from this spot.
This sign, painted right on the boards, lets you know how far a walk it is to the other end.

If you walk the OC Boards today – what will you see that is different in these 27th Street on the Boardwalk Photos from 2006? Please leave a comment below.