The iconic fun house face of Asbury Park originally named for George C. Tilyou (1862-1914) of Coney Island’s Steeplechase fame. Asbury Park’s Tillie was painted on the Palace Amusements in 1955. The building fell into disrepair in the 1980s and demolished in 2004. The Tillie mural was saved and stored. A new version of Tillie lives on at the Wonder Bar.
Individual melamine coaster, 4 7/8 inches dia.
Dishwasher safe.
Rub a dub dub, Tillie's in your tub! We custom made these adorable rubber ducks in the image of Asbury Park's beloved mascot so that you can duck a fellow Jeep driver with him, display him proudly on your trinket shelf, or feel some hometown pride during bath time.
During the dog days of summer we get asked for koozies. A lot. To fulfill your repeated request FUN HOUSE introduces our koozies.
The zip koozie comes in two FUN HOUSE designs: Greetings From Asbury Park & Two Fish. Snuggly fits a 012 fl. oz. bottle
Two Fish 30"x60" Beach Towel, Porkchop
The original Two Fish motif is one of our first collaborations with local artist Porkchop. The design is based on majolica ceramic work in the Grand Arcade at the historic Convention Hall on the Asbury Park boardwalk where our original Fun House shop is located.
For more info on Two Fish, check out our Fun House Blog.
10% goes directly to the artist. For more info on Porkchop, check out the Artist Bios on our site.
Tillie Blue Bandana
Tillie, the back of Tillie's head, Shady Tillie. Can you really every have enough Tillie? On a bandana! as per your request.
100% cotton. 22"x22"
Shop for sweet Asbury Park souvenirs for locals. Classics like Tillie and local icons available as tees, towels, stickers and gifts!
Shop for original, limited-edition t-shirts, towels, totes, stickers/pins and gifts from Wooden Wall mural artists.