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 "Bradleys
Hotel, Port Washington, L. I." Published by "H. Colbert, Gents Furnishings,
Stationery and Cigars, Sweet, Orr, Overalls." Right: "Fishing from Bradley's
Dock" with the hotel and hotel sheds along the shore. Both printed in Germany
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"Central Hotel, Village Square, Port Washington, L. I." Published by R. Buchard Holts. To the right of the porch the sign reads, in part, O'Brien. Mailed in 1907, but printed as much as two years before. Another card of this building was titled "Old Heidelberg Hotel" with a street sign for Shore Road & Main Street. |
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"Cove Inn, Port Washington, L. I." mailed in 1909. This is the same building as above no more than five years later! The trim on the building to the right of the porch has changed along with the sign. One word is Golden. It was demolished in 1933. |
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"Along Shore. Port Washington, L. I." printed before 1907 (undivided back).
Right: "Port of Port Washington Village, Port Washington, L. I." Mailed in 1910. The card is printed in blue. For an enlargement of the shore, click here. |
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"A Quiet Day at the Custom House, Port Washington, L. I." Published by Van Wicklen, Main Street and mailed in 1907, but printed at least the year before (undivided back). The sign over the little building says "Custom House." The large building in the back is the Manhasset Bay Yacht Club. |
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"Locust Grove, Port Washington, L. I." Mailed in 1910 with a note "Having a fine time at Locust Grove." For an enlargement of the boat, click here. |
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"All that's left of the old Mill, Port Washington, L. I." The card was mailed, but the postmark is not legible. From all other indications this would have been printed after 1907 and before World War I. Another postcard of this same picture was labeled, "Old Tide Mill..." |
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"Road from Roslyn to Port Washington, L. I." |
