View of Steel Pier from the Boardwalk
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2006-09-21
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The Atlantic City Steel Pier was world famous. It was opened on June 18th, 1898, and was named "the Steel Pier" because of its steel underpinnings. It was the Quakers who built the Steel Pier as a place to relax and as a resort of their own. But, it was soon opened to the public.
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The Steel Pier, Atlantic City Boardwalk, AC, Atlantic City, Atlantic County, Southern Jersey Shore, The Shore, Jersey Shore, New Jersey Shore, NJ Shore, New Jersey Beaches, NJ Beaches, New Jersey, NJ, Jersey, The Garden State
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