Chicken Bone Beach, also known as Missouri Avenue Beach, was a historically segregated beach in Atlantic City, New Jersey, where African Americans were permitted to swim and recreate during the Jim Crow era. The name originated from the practice of beachgoers burying chicken bones in the sand after picnics. Today, it's recognized as a historical landmark and the site of the annual Chicken Bone Beach Historical Foundation's jazz concerts. | Real Brigantine

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