Just stopped for the first time last summer. I enjoyed it. Great vintage door wop motel signage from the old days on display. And the old zabereers sign! Many neat 1950s items! And good history on wildwood!

Just stopped for the first time last summer. I enjoyed it. Great vintage door wop motel signage from the old days on display. And the old zabereers sign! Many neat 1950s items! And good history on wildwood!
Eating at Stewards and washing it down with the best rootbeer ever. The member for some and new members for the youngest.
I only wished it was bigger and larger. I enjoyed visiting and of course had me a terrific root beer float!
It's a good start on a museum, but it's only one large room. It was a nice non-beach activity to do.
I really did get the feel of what life might have been like in Wildwood in the 50's. I especially enjoyed the retired neon signs outside the museum, and I'm sorry I didn't get a chance to participate in the bus tour. Next time!
The museum is great but the bus tour through The Wildwoods should not be missed! The guide was great and so proud to tell us about the area and the part it played in the DoWop era in our country's history.
While vacationing in Wildwood recently, we visited the Doo Wop Museum for the first time. The museum itself is interesting, with many displays that brought back memories. Our main reason for visiting was to take the Doo Wop Bus Tour, which is offered Thursday and Saturday evenings, from 8-9:30 PM.
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If you are interested in the Doo Whop thing there is a Doo Whop Bus Tour that the Doo Whop Preservation League has every Tuesday and Saturday evening. A very funny interesting gentleman (called Anthony (I think)) takes you on a tour in the evening on a school bus through Wildwood, Wildwood Crest, Wildwood North to see all the Motels...
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I don't intend to malign the folks who work here. They are well intentioned and most volunteer. But the idea of Doo-Wop is an attempt to give significance to something that never really existed. I think the notion grew out of some attempt to bring tourist money to WW. Then the real estate boom began. The motels went down and...
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It's fun to go in and see the history of DooWop and Wildwood. As someone who appreciates history and how it defines a culture, I loved it. Probably not great for kids, but for anyone who likes art, architecture, or history it's perfect.
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