Cape May-Lewes Ferry celebrates anniversary with Maritime Day
Perfect weather greeted visitors at Maritime Day on Saturday at the Cape May-Lewes Ferry terminal in Lewes.
Clear skies and comfortable temperatures helped as the Cape May-Lewes Ferry celebrated 50 years of service with a “Maritime Day” event at the terminal in Lewes on Saturday May 17th, with ships displays, tours of boats, food, maritime history and a water display by the Lewes Fire Dept. fire boat.
Photographer Chuck Snyder captured these pictures of the festivities.
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