Dracula's Castle Dark Ride Entrance in Wildwood, New Jersey

by John Margolies

Revisit the golden age of boardwalk architecture through this unique photograph by the renowned architectural historian, John Margolies. This photograph features an incredibly rare glimpse of the giant skull entryway and castle-like stone walls of Dracula's Castle, which was one of the most popular dark waterside attractions in Wildwood, New Jersey, until it was destroyed in 2002.

The photograph is set against a background of a classic wooden roller coaster under a beautiful blue sky and brings to life a piece of Americana roadside horror legend through Margolies' unique style of photography.

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