For decades, tourists heading to the New Jersey beach resorts of Ocean City and Cape May saw the towering smokestack of the B.L. England Generating Station as they zipped past it on the Garden State Parkway.
A giant smokestack that was part of the landscape for millions of tourists heading to beaches on the southern New Jersey shore came down Thursday. The 463-foot stack at the
The 463-foot stack at the B.L. England power plant was imploded to make way for the site's new use as a connection point to the electrical grid for offshore.
The 1961 smokestack tower was demolished on Thursday morning to make way for a new development. Officials insist that all of the asbestos was properly handled.
For decades, tourists heading to the New Jersey beach resorts of Ocean City and Cape May saw the towering smokestack of the B.L. England Generating Station as they zipped past.