The Famous Osprey in Manasquan, NJ
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2011-04-27
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A summertime staple in Manasquan, NJ since 1946. Located across from Main Beach on the corner of Main Street and First Avenue this landmark Jersey Shore nightclub has impacted lives near and far with memories that transcend generations. From Memorial Day to Labor Day, the sun sets, and the excitement rises here.
Original file name 59 The Osprey (2).jpg
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The Osprey, Manasquan, Jersey Beaches, The Jersey Shore, Jersey Shore, New Jersey Shore, The Northern Jersey Shore, The Shore, New Jersey Beaches, NJ Shore, Monmouth County, New Jersey, NJ, The Garden State
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