Jersey Proud: Oldest roadside attraction in America, Lucy the Elephant, gets a makeover
The attraction is close to 141 years old and the rehabilitation cost $2.4 million. The scaffolding was removed, and all the wood exterior and tusks were replaced.
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Dec 30, 2022, 3:46 AM
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7h agoThe oldest roadside attraction in America, Lucy the Elephant, has finished getting a 15-month makeover.
The attraction is close to 141 years old and the rehabilitation cost $2.4 million. The scaffolding was removed, and all the wood exterior and tusks were replaced.
The grand unveiling took place in Margate City.
