The following series of pictures were put together to show storm damage over time from 1962 to the present.
All of the pictures show 14 East Atlantic Ave. Harvey Cedars.
Please do not misunderstand, this location is a typical representation of the storm damage in the same time frame through out town.
These pictures were chosen because of the consistency of the camera angle for comparison.

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March 1962	March 1962	The Great Storm of March 1962 was caused by repetitious astrological high tides and severe Northeasters. The majority of homes lost were not on pilings. Land, dunes, beach were replenished by combination hydraulic dredging and bulldozing. Lands east of the Blvd. were raised significantly thus reducing future inland damage from over wash.
January 1993. Dirt trucked in from Dec '92 Storm.	January 1993. Loosing repairs, another North Easter.	Later January 1993 Repaired previous work.
Early February 1993	Late February 1993	Finally established a nice dune and started installing sand fence.
March 8, 1993 Yet another storm.	March 1993 Lost most of Feb.s work.	March 1993	March 1993
January 2003	February 2003 Bulldozing to replenish dune loss	July 2003 Results (erosion at base of dune caused by long period of southerly winds)
October 27, 2005 after Hurricane Wilma
January 3, 2006 after 2 days of strong North East winds, dunes had just been replenished by bulldozing.
January 31, 2006 after a quick moving Low pressure system + New Moon tides.
February 3, 2006 Shaping trucked in dirt. Initial dune repair.	February 6, 2006 Initial dune repair.	February 6, 2006 Initial dune repair.
February 13, 2006 Snow Storm. Feb.6th Initial dune repair gone.	February 13, 2006 Snow Storm.	February 13, 2006 Snow Storm.