Overview
The Casino building, the boardwalk-facing structure of the Casino complex, by the same firm and era as Convention Hall: Warren and Wetmore, the architects of Grand Central Terminal. The beachside structure was demolished in 2006. The Carousel House is open; the rest of the Casino complex is closed and has not been renovated. The complex is widely regarded as eligible for the State and National Registers but is not listed, and carries no recorded NJSHPO preservation easement on title — protection rests on the WRP, the CAFRA permit, and the 2010 SDA.
Public access
The Carousel House is open; the remainder of the complex is closed and not renovated.
Preservation obligations
Within the NJSHPO-protected Casino Complex.
What is unresolved
- Long-term renovation plans for the closed portion
- Capital-needs assessment
Key questions for officials
- What stabilization work, if any, is required and budgeted for the closed portion?
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