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Imagine paying to watch a horse drop 40 feet off a tower into a tiny pool of water. This happened in Atlantic City, New Jersey. Home to the very first boardwalk in the U.S, built in 1870. It became so iconic that when Monopoly was created, its streets were named after Atlantic City, with Boardwalk as the most expensive property on the board. But the boardwalk's strangest piece of history happened on Steel Pier. From 1929 until the late 1970s, its biggest attraction was the
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