Atlantic City was the home to so many architecturally interesting building structures.

Sadly, the wrecking ball has leveled many of them over the years. The expression, They don't build them like they used to certainly applies here.

Here's an example of a majestic building that used to be the Young Women's Christian Association ... better known as the YMCA in Atlantic City, New Jersey.

Our thanks and appreciation to James Nee and the "I Grew Up or Lived in Atlantic City, NJ" Facebook page.

The photograph of the iconic YMCA building (above and below) is fantastic.

Nee posted the photo and posed the question: "Does anyone know the location?"

Help flooded in fast.

James Logan write, "North Carolina and Pacific .....now the location of the Wyndham."

Stanley Novak wrote, "The YWCA."

Judy Bailey wrote, "My grandmother worked the desk and switchboard for many years before she retired."

Rose Babjak Martyn wrote, "On the Pacific Ave school side was the teachers board of ed."

Javier Mercado wrote, "This was the Young Women's Christian Association (YWCA). I believe it was located on the corner of Pennsylvania and Pacific Avenues. My church spiritual mother used to live there. I went there many times and even ate there in the facility's cafeteria with her. Good memories..."

Kenneth McIntyre, who is the Administrator of the Facebook page wrote, "Next to my school."

Here's a look at another beautiful building, the old Atlantic City High School, which sat on Ohio Avenue from 1901-1923.

Here's another photo, posted by Dan Rudteway of the backside of the Brighton Avenue School in Atlantic City.

The history of Atlantic City is rich in grand architecture.

I hope that you enjoyed this walk down Atlantic City Lane.

SOURCES: James Nee & The "I Grew Up or Lived in Atlantic City, NJ Facebook page.