Manhattan Beach Collection

Manhattan Beach Pier at sunset, completed 1920, Roundhouse Marine Studies Lab and Aquarium (octagonal building, end of pier), Manhattan Beach, California, United States of America, North America

California, Manhattan Beach

California, Manhattan Beach, Los Angeles County

Manhattan Beach and Hotel, Brooklyn Borough (b / w photo)
5215211 Manhattan Beach and Hotel, Brooklyn Borough (b/w photo) by American Photographer, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Manhattan Beach and Hotel, Brooklyn Borough)

Manhattan Beach: Paris and the Commune, c. 1891 (colour litho)
697927 Manhattan Beach: Paris and the Commune, c.1891 (colour litho) by American School, (19th century); Private Collection; eGalerie Bilderwelt; American, out of copyright

Manhattan Beach, 1887 (litho)
745248 Manhattan Beach, 1887 (litho) by Byron, Joseph (1847-1923); Private Collection; (add.info.: Manhattan Beach in the New York City borough of Brooklyn.); American, out of copyright

Manhattan Beach Pier At Sunset, Completed In 1920, Roundhouse Marine Studies Lab And Aquarium (Octagonal Building)
Manhattan Beach Pier At Sunset, Completed In 1920, Roundhouse Marine Studies Lab And Aquarium (Octagonal Building, End Of Pier); Manhattan Beach, California, United States Of America

NEW YORK: MOTORDROME, c1912. A motordrome in Coney Island, Brooklyn, with Manhattan Beach in the distance. Photograph, c1912

WWII: COAST GUARD, c1945. Olivia Hooker and Aileen Cooke aboard the USS Neversail in Brooklyn, New York, during their training as members of the United States Coast Guard Womens Reserve (or SPARS)

NEW YORK: MANHATTAN BEACH. Boardwalk and the Manhattan Beach Hotel in Long Island, New York. Photograph, c1905

MANHATTAN BEACH, c1902. Crowd at Manhattan Beach situated on the eastern end of Coney Island, Brooklyn, New York. Panorama, c1902

Manhattan Beach in In Brooklyn
Manhattan Beach a long paved road in Brooklyn, New York, circa 1930. (Photo by Edwin Levick/Archive Photos/Getty Images)

Oriental Hotel, Manhattan Beach, N. Y. Postcard. 1903, Oriental Hotel, Manhattan Beach, N. Y. Postcard
Oriental Hotel, Manhattan Beach, N.Y. Postcard. 1903, Oriental Hotel, Manhattan Beach, N.Y. Postcard

New Sport Of Motor Surfing
Manhattan Beach, California: c. 1930. Heres what they do when there isn t a boat available for aquaplaning. The Manhattan Beach Chief of Police gives a ride at up to a mile a minute speeds

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"Discover the Beauty of Manhattan Beach: A Captivating Coastal Escape" Manhattan Beach, located in California, United States of America, is a picturesque coastal town that offers breathtaking views and an array of attractions. One cannot miss the iconic Manhattan Beach Pier at sunset, completed in 1920. As the sun dips below the horizon, casting vibrant hues across the sky, this pier becomes a magical spot to witness nature's beauty. For those interested in marine life and studies, the Roundhouse Marine Studies Lab and Aquarium is a must-visit destination. Situated at the end of the pier within an octagonal building, it provides visitors with an immersive experience into underwater ecosystems and fascinating sea creatures. Transporting us back in time are historical photographs capturing different eras of Manhattan Beach. From black-and-white images showcasing Manhattan Beach and Hotel in Brooklyn Borough to colorful lithographs depicting Paris and the Commune around 1891 or Manhattan Beach itself from 1887 – these glimpses into history allow us to appreciate how this beachside haven has evolved over time. Repetition seems to be key when describing this captivating place as we encounter multiple mentions of its stunning pier alongside its famous Roundhouse Marine Studies Lab and Aquarium. It only reinforces their significance as landmarks that define Manhattan Beach's identity. Further exploring nearby areas brings us to Coney Island where we find intriguing sights like motordromes dating back to c1912 or wartime memories captured by Olivia Hooker and Aileen Cooke aboard USS Neversail during World War II. These connections highlight both geographical proximity between these locations as well as shared cultural experiences throughout history. However, let's not forget about Long Island's own version of Manhattan Beach. With its charming boardwalk stretching along pristine shores accompanied by the grandeur Hotel - it offers another delightful escape for visitors seeking relaxation amidst natural beauty.