Street View abruptly ended at 59th Street and Central Ave. so we deployed our Street View Trekker to extend Google Maps into Corsons Inlet and connect our new blue line to the images that Google created in September of 2013.
Corsons Inlet State Park
The Grand Opera House
Gigapixel panorama generated with the Seitz Roundshot robotic panohead. This device sets a new bar for 360 image quality across mobile, tablet, desktop and virtual reality devices.
Arden Gild Hall Backstage Gallery
Tour the Gild Hall Backstage Gallery in Arden, Delaware featuring the work of artists Linda Celestian and David Gerbec.
Steel Pier Atlantic City
Walk the iconic Atlantic City Steel Pier end to end on Google Street View. Plenty of affordable amusement rides, carnival games, and outstanding views. Navigate by clicking and dragging with your mouse or using these keys W – forward , S – back, A – left , D – right.
New to Street View ? Watch our short video of Street View Tips.
Looking for more interactivity ? Try the complete Virtual Tour of Steel Pier.
Ding Darling National Wildlife Refuge
The US National Fish & Wildlife Service is responsible for running the J.N “Ding” Darling National Wildlife Refuge on Sanibel Island. “Ding” as it is known to the locals is a fantastic destination which had been left uncharted by Google Street View. With our Trekker backpack and transportation provided by the USFWS we were able to successfully map this national treasure for everyone to enjoy.. We also took our 360 cameras inside the visitor center to round out the virtual tour experience.
Project Scope: The refuge consists of several trails and locations. Our goal was to create 360 images and Google Street View imagery for the following attractions:
- Wildlife Drive
- Visitor Center and award winning bathrooms
- The Indigo Trail
- The Wildlife Education Boardwalk
- The Bailey Tract
Here is an interactive photo tour – click any thumbnail to view the panoramic images:
The Pinball Gallery
Virtual tour of a world class pinball parlor in Malvern, Pennsylvania. Use the thumbnails on the bottom to navigate between the 360 images.