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The Seaview Golf Club opens for business (this image is from 4 years later, in 1920)
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Seaview breaks ground for a $250,000 addition, including fifty-four suites and plans for an 18-hole golf course.
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Additional nine-hole Pine Course formally opens. Expands to 18 holes in 1957.
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Following a $2,000 tax increase, the Seaview Club notifies Galloway Township Committee it is seeking to legally secede from the township and establish a separate borough. Seaview, assessed at $237,000, pays a $15,000 tax bill.
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(Harry Vardon (9th May 1870 – 20th March 1937) was a New Jersey professional golfer and member of the fabled Great Triumvirate of the sport in his day, along with John Henry Taylor and James Braid. He won The Open Championship a record six times and also won the U.S. Open.)
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The Atlantic County League of Municipalities moves to block secession.
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Seaview is sold in a sheriff's sale Aug. 30 to satisfy judgments obtained against the estate of the late Clarence H. Geist, utilities magnate, totaling more than a half million dollars. Florence H. Geist, her daughter and Harold S. Schutt, president of the club, purchase Seaview for $65,000.
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Seaview's first renovation.
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The state office of the Anti-Defamation League of B’nai B’rith charges Seaview with discrimination against Jews in its membership policies. A local group, The Conference Board Inc., stops meeting at Seaview.
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The Seaview undergoes its second expansion.
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The first Atlantic City Classic, later renamed the ShopRite LPGA Classic, is held at Seaview. The purse is $225,000.
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The Marriott becomes manager of the property (golf course).
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Atlantic City Classic moves to Greate Bay Resort & Country Club in Somers Point, but returns to Seaview in 1998 with a $1 million tournament purse.
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LaSalle Partners Inc. buys the Seaview Marriott for an undisclosed price, with promises to spend $5 million for major improvements, including restoration of the original Bay Course
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The Seaview Marriott Resort & Spa undergoes a $3 million renovation and restoration.
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The 21-year-old ShopRite LPGA Classic tournament ends following a dispute with the LPGA and its commissioner over dates for the 2007 tournament.
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Marriott Ownership Resorts Inc.’s marketing and time-share sales offices in Absecon and Galloway Township close; 134 people lose their jobs.
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Troon Golf and Dolce Hotels and Resorts take over management of Seaview from Marriott International.
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The ShopRite LPGA Classic returns to Seaview after a four-year absence.
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Richard Stockton College announces plans to buy the resort.
