Thanks to NYC sponsor
Bob Cabrera
of Cabrera Group Architects.
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Thanks to Cape May sponsor
Dolly Nash
for making our phone campaign
possible.
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Thanks to Cape May sponsor
Jean and John Drach
for generous donation.
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A
Breath of Fresh Air Campaign
Conceived
by Gwen Goodwin
of
New York City
Dedicated
to the
Firefighters
in the New York City
Rescue
and Recovery
Phone:
(212) 592-0177
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| The Innkeepers of Cape May, New Jersey, have kindly extended
their facilities on a complimentary basis to the Fire Fighters of New York
City for much needed relief and relaxation. This generosity is a token
of appreciation for the incredible sacrifice and continual perseverance
in rescue and recovery efforts. A typical stay would be 3 days and two
nights, weekdays only.
Unfortunately, because of requests to extend this program
and lack of funding, for the time being, a $50 fee will be required to
cover administrative costs, while we work on developing alternatives. We
are sorry about this inconvenience, and thank you for bearing with us.
Cape May is widely renowned as:
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A National Historic city, landmarked for the splendor of
its 600 preserved Victorian era houses and hotels, to provide a healthful,
stress-free, and beautifully relaxing environment.
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One of the “100 Best Small Art Towns,” according to
John Villani’s book of the same title.
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The only location twice designated “America’s Prettiest Painted
Place” (1928 and 2000) by Rohm and Haas Paint Quality Institute with Better
Homes and Gardens and Architecture Magazines.
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The Restaurant Capital of New Jersey (New York Times, New
Jersey Monthly, New Jersey on Line, and many others), with an amazing variety
of five-star restaurants..
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Birding Migration Capital of N. America (Roger Tory Peterson’s
Dozen Birding Hotspots, a Nature Conservancy Top Ten.)
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One of Largest U.S. Fishing Ports, including deep-sea sport
and surf fishing, and whale watching.
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Among Top Ten Beaches in the United States (Beach Week, The
Traffic Channel, March 2000).
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And, a must-not-miss: the world famous Cape
May Jazz Festival Click on image to go to the Cape May Jazz Festival
website http://www.capemayjazz.com):
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| All this can be freely at your disposal, if you are a
Fire Fighter participating in the WTC Rescue and Recovery efforts. Communications
are still underway to arrange complimentary full golf course access.
The following Bed-and-Breakfasts, Guest Houses, Inns and
Hotels are participating sponsors (sponsor's website is "clickable" if
name is underelined):
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Atlas Beach Resort,
1035 Beach Drive.
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The Beacon Victorian Guest House,
34 Jackson Street.
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The Billmae
Cottage, 1015 Washington Street, dogs definitely
welcome, especially rescue dogs.
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The Brass Bed Inn,
719 Columbia Avenue, weekdays only.
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Carroll Villa,
19 Jackson Street. Bed and Breakfast. Affiliated with Mad Batter Restaurant
(see below)
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The Chalfonte Hotel,
301 Howard Street, midweek and some weekends, May 24 - July 24, 2001.
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Cliveden Inn and
Cottage, 709 Columbia Avenue, weekdays.
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Cooper’s
Guest House, 109 Howard Street, entire house,
Fri. Oct. 26 thru Sun. Oct. 28 (10:30am check-out) only.
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Dormer House,
800 Columbia Avenue.
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The Duke of
Windsor, 817 Washington Street, Bed and Breakfast.
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The Fairthorne,
111-115
Ocean Street, Bed and Breakfast.
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The Goodman House,
118 Decatur Street, Guest House, weekends.
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Jane Hall Suites, 678 Washington
St.
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Inn at 41 Jackson Street,,
Guest House.
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Inn
by the Silver Maple, 616 Broadway, W. Cape May. B&B. Weekdays.
No children
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Inn at Journey's
End, 710 Columbia Avenue, Bed and Breakfast.
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Joy's
Guest House, Cape May Point. Family Guest House.
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Katie’s
Summer Cottage, 911 Washington Street, Guest House.
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Kelly's Celtic Inn, 24 Ocean
Street.
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King’s Cottage,
9 Perry Street, Bed and Breakfast.
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Longfellow House,
652 Hughes Street. Guest House.
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The Luther Ogden
Inn, 815 Kearney Street, Bed and Breakfast.
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The Mainstay Inn,
635 Columbus Avenue, Bed and Breakfast. (All booked)
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Midsummer Inn.
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Moffitt House,
715 North Broadway, West Cape May. (After Nov. 15)
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Pharo's Bed &
Breakfast, 617 Columbia Avenue.
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Primrose Inn,
1102 Lafayette, Bed and Breakfast.
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The
Puffin, 32 Jackson Street, Guest House. (All booked)
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Shore Haven. 1101 Washington Street
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The Summer Cottage
Inn, 613 Columbia Avenue, Bed and Breakfast.
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Thorn and the
Rose, 822 Stockton Avenue, Guest House.
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Victorian Lace Inn
, 901
Stockton Avenue, Bed and Breakfast.
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Victorian Look, 678 Washington
Street, Guest House.
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The Victorian
Rose, 715 Columbia Avenue, Bed and Breakfast.
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The Virginia Hotel,
25 Jackson Street.
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Windward
House, 24 Jackson Street, Bed and Breakfast.
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The Wooden Rabbit,
609 Hughes Street, Bed and Breakfast.
Food and Drink
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Cabana's On the Beach, Bar
and Grill, 429 Beach Avenue, 10% off on food and drinks
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Ebbitt
Room Restaurant, 25 Jackson Street.
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Peach's at Sunset,
1 Sunset Blvd. $16.95 for appetizer, entree and dessert, Thursday thru
Sundays.
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Union Park Restaurant, 727
Beach Avenue. $50% off.
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Washington Inn
Restaurant, 801 Washington Street. 50% off on weekdays.
Other Amusements and
Entertainment
(Please bring fire fighter ID
to pick up coupon package
from Fran Geores at the
Inn at Journey's End
710 Columbia Avenue.
Includes Free Lighthouse admittance,
Trolley excursion, historic
Physic Estate
and Horse and Buggy Ride).
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Cape May Carriage
Company, Horse and Buggy Rides for Free, 641 Sunset Boulevard. Historic
tours of Cape May leave from Ocean Street and Washington Mall
If you are a fire fighter in NYC and wish to take
a few days, please contact Gwen Goodwin, at the above telephone number.
Please leave your specific dates of availability and how many people will
be travelling with you. This offer is only available to Fire Fighters and
their immediate families.
The “A Breath of Fresh Air” Campaign has been initiated
by Gwen Goodwin of New York City, with assistance from Joel Meyers. Coordinators
in Cape May are Sylvia Cooper, Kate Davis-Theobold and Don Theobold, with
support First Presbyterian Church of Cape May and its Pastor Cathy Stoner. |
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