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If you haven’t seen those cute trolleys rolling through the streets of Cape May, there are one of two explanations: You’re not paying attention, or this is your first time visiting America’s Original Seaside Resort. In any event, here is a handy guide that tells you the what, when and why of trolley tours. For more information, get in touch with the Mid-Atlantic Center for the Arts and Humanities, who run the trolleys, as well as other fun things. Visit them at capemaymac.org. The Definitive Trolley Guide GHOSTS OF THE LIGHTHOUSE Where It Goes: Begins and ends at Washington Street Mall Information Booth, traveling through parts of West Cape May to the lighthouse. How Long It Runs: One hour. When It Runs: Fridays, April 26 through May 17 at 8:45pm, May 24 through June 7 at 8:30pm, and Sunday, May 26 at 8:30pm. What It Is: The 1859 Cape May Lighthouse has a frightfully lonely visage at night — the perfect setting for the ghostly tales unearthed by psychic medium and Cape May ghostwriter Craig McManus. Your guide will share Craig’s findings as you travel through West Cape May and end at the lighthouse for a night climb to the top. Hear about lonely maids who continue to wander inns, ghostly pirates still desperately digging for treasure, and more. Who It’s For: Those who enjoy a tantalizing tale. Cape May’s Wild side Where It Goes: Throughout Cape Island to the area’s natural “hotspots.” How Long It Lasts: About two hours. When It Runs: Wednesdays beginning June 5 at 8:30am. What It Is: Beyond the charming Victorian homes and sandy beaches, Cape May is world famous for its birdwatching, monarch migration and natural history. Join Cape May Bird Observatory naturalists on a trolley tour to local “hotspots” with exits at several stops along the way, learning about the diversity, abundance — millions of birds pass through each year — geography and extensive history of this amazing natural spectacle. You’ll learn why Cape May has been called the birding capital of North America. Co-sponsored by New Jersey Audubon’s Cape May Bird Observatory. Who It’s For: Early birds and those who love learning about Cape May’s natural wonders. Historic District Where It Goes: Through the historic district. How Long It Lasts: About 45 minutes. When It Runs: Daily; hours vary. What It Is: It’s beautiful. It’s charming. Cape May — one of the few places you can wander through and feel that it’s more than 100 years ago. Tour guides will explain how and why it survived. Who It’s For: Anyone and everyone who finds Cape May charming. Insider Tip: Combine this tour with a guided tour of the Emlen Physick Estate and save $5. Mansions by the Sea Where It Goes: Along Beach Avenue, through the early 20th century East Cape May development areas How Long It Lasts: About 40 minutes. When It Runs: Daily beginning April 26. Hours vary. What It Is: See how the rich lived in the early 20th century. When $1 million really meant something — before income tax. Also, see new beachfront second homes, which run the gamut from the mere wealthy to the fabulously rich. Who It’s For: Anyone who’s curious how the one-quarter of one percent lives. exit zero 122 april-may underground railroad Where It Goes: Throughout Cape May How Long It Lasts: About 45 minutes. When It Runs: Saturdays beginning April 27 at 10:15am. What It Is: Cape May was part of the Underground Railroad and this new trolley tour tells the stories of those dangerous days. Hear how, fleeing their chains in Maryland, Delaware and Virginia, African-American slaves braved strong currents and stormy seas, guided by the beacon at the Cape May Lighthouse. Hear how legendary anti-slavery fighter, Harriet Tubman, walked these streets, as did businessman and former slave, Stephen Smith, whose railroad cars carried hundreds to freedom. Co-sponsored by the Mid-Atlantic Center for the Arts and Humanities and the Center for Community Arts. Who It’s For: Anyone and everyone who seeks to understand our nation’s history. Welcome to Cape May Where It Goes: Throughout Cape May How Long It Lasts: About 45 minutes. When It Runs: Saturdays, April 13 and 20 at 2:30pm. Daily beginning April 26; hours vary. What It Is: The best introduction to Cape May for first-timers. Find the hidden gems and little-known treasures as well as natural and cultural points of interest. Who It’s For: You just arrived to Cape May and can’t wait to see the town. You’ve been to Cape May before, but it’s been awhile. You’re a local, but you’ve never taken this delightful tour that celebrates your ever-so-charming hometown. Cape Mayhem Where It Goes: Through the historic district. How Long It Lasts: About 30 minutes. When It Runs: Offered Saturdays beginning
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