Tram Car No. 8 was headed for the junkyard before the historical society stepped in. When it is repaired, it will be ...

The historical society is leading a fundraising campaign to restore Tram Car #8, one of the last remaining traditional tram cars, to its former glory, by selling Wildwood Calendars.

If you've been to the boardwalk in Wildwood, NJ, at any point over the last fifty years, there's no doubt you've heard the iconic "Watch the tram car, please," warning that is played by the public ...

The voice behind Wildwood‘s iconic boardwalk tram alert – “Watch the tram car, please” – has filed a lawsuit claiming the recording has been used commercially for decades without her consent. In a ...

BACKGROUND: "Watch the tram car, please," has been the soundtrack to summers in Wildwood since 1949, when the city first began operating tram cars on the Boardwalk. The first five cars were built for ...

Every visitor to the raucous Wildwood, New Jersey, boardwalk has heard Floss Stingel’s voice warning to “Watch the tram car, please” at regular intervals as trackless trains trundle up and down the ...

South Jersey’s shore towns share the same sounds of summer: children laughing, seagulls screaming, waves breaking on the beach. But you’ll hear something unique on Wildwood’s boardwalk — a woman’s ...

Tram Car No. 8 was part of the 1963 fleet, but the car was retired this past season. The Wildwood Historical Society and ...

In the coming years, visitors at the Wildwood Boardwalk could see a big change in the operation of the decades-old Sightseer Tramcars that transport hundreds of thousands of people at the shore ...

Spring is a season of change — a conclave met to pick a new pope, tariffs could slash the number of dolls you may own, and now, rumors swirl that hybrid trucks are replacing the lead tram cars at ...

WILDWOOD, N.J. (CBS) -- Generations of visitors have either hopped on board or seen the yellow tram car cruising down Wildwood's boardwalk. "When I used to bring the kids down you always got out of ...