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Bookmark or Share- History - Lucy The ElephantLucy the Elephant is one of three such structures designed by James V. Lafferty. It is the only one still intact. Lucy’s nearest relative was the Light of Asia, a 40-foot wooden Elephant built on land owned by the Neptune Land Company, near the beach in what is now the Borough of South Cape May.
- Vote for Lucy the Elephant as 2024's Best Roadside AttractionVote for Lucy the Elephant. USA TODAY 10Best Readers' Choice Awards. Best Roadside Attraction. Listed on the National Park Registry of Historical Landmarks, Lucy the Elephant stands six...
- Lucy The Elephant - Explore Attraction in Atlantic City - DO AC9200 Atlantic Ave. Margate, NJ 08402. Contact: (609) 823-6473. Visit Website. Lucy the Elephant was built by real estate developer, James Lafferty, in 1881, as a gimmick to attract potential buyers to his land holdings along the coast of South Atlantic City (now Margate).
- Lucy The Elephant - The World's Greatest ElephantLucy the Elephant is a six story high National Historic Landmark located along the beach in Margate, New Jersey.
- Lucy the Elephant – Margate City, New Jersey - Atlas ObscuraLucy, the world’s largest “elephant,” is now more than 130 years old. Built of tin and wood in 1882 by James V. Lafferty as a publicity stunt, Lucy was modeled after Jumbo, P.T. Barnum’s ...
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