Discover Atlantic City’s early‑20th‑century charm with a complete travel guide from 1909. This edition presents the city’s climate, attractions, and amenities in concise, traveler‑friendly language. It combines practical information with descriptive overview, helping readers plan a visit to Atlantic City and nearby points of interest.
The book includes a comprehensive directory of Atlantic City hotels, maps, and a detailed outline of the city’s attractions. It also features the Atlantic City Free Information Bureau, a dedicated Tourist Agency, and a section on health and leisure that highlights the resort’s appeal a century ago. In addition to Atlantic City content, the guide points travelers toward trips to New York, Philadelphia, Washington, D.C., and other destinations, with itineraries and literature available through the agency.
- Hotel listings with locations and basic descriptions to help compare stays.
- Maps and an attractions section for quick planning of what to see and do.
- Information about the Free Information Bureau and the Atlantic City Tourist Agency for travel planning and side trips.
- Guidance on travel routes, literature, and itineraries for multi‑city trips in the era.
Ideal for readers curious about historic travel, or anyone seeking a window into how travelers visited Atlantic City in the early 1900s.