Learn about the storms and fires that changed the town; relive the summer nights on the Boardwalk and the warm days fishing, surfing, or relaxing on the beach. Meet the people who made the town unique. Pre-orders are currently being accepted. Order your copy today while supplies last.
With over 500 photos and images, Vanishing Ocean City takes you through a truly unique history of Ocean City, from its beginning in 1875 to the present. Author Bunk Mann spent 7 years compiling photos (most of which have never been published) and stories of Ocean City’s colorful history, with memories of the great storms and fires, life on the Boardwalk, Ocean City’s famous characters, the Ocean City Beach Patrol, deep sea fishing, and more.
Flip through the 220-page hardbound book and travel back in time with images of the early hotels and the long vanished buildings that make up Maryland’s famous beach resort. Pre-order your limited edition coffee table book today while supplies last and begin your journey through Vanishing Ocean City. Books will be available the end of August, but can be pre-ordered now.
I found mine at Ollies a while back.
ReplyDeleteHaving been a book retailer in OC And selling local works for many years, I can assure you the book you purchased is not the same. There is another postcard book which retails for about $30 or a 2 part series available for about 18.99 each. Volume 1 is pre hurricane in 1933 and the other post.
DeleteWhat's the price????
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ReplyDeleteB/C of Global Warming....that white man's resort will sink soon in the Ocean....
ReplyDeletesomething else for him to bragg about?
ReplyDeleteThe book retails for about $50.
ReplyDelete$50? I wish you well but that is a stretch for many for a coffee table book.
ReplyDeleteReally 6:46? You must live in a cave. Check what coffee table books go for on Amazon.
ReplyDeleteNot to argue 7:37 but I checked Amazon to see if I did in fact live in a cave as you accused me of doing and the most expensive coffee table book was $25.69. I was only trying to make the point that as much as some might like to experience the book, it is expensive for many.
ReplyDeleteThings happen,and books are duplicated by both legal and illegal means.Strange things occur when money is involved.Case in point,not that it has anything to do with this issue is the story of Michael Rockefeller.A renowned researcher spent years investigating his 1961 disappearance in new Guinea.He wrote a best selling book entailing those findings.Just last week he found out that another researcher had done even a more complete investigation on MR 20+ years ago.The initial researcher had simply never published a book about it.
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