Browse Items (92 total)

View of Main Street, looking east toward Ocean Avenue. There are commercial buildings, including the Star Palace Theater (at right), lining both sides of the avenue. Automobiles are parked along the curbs; trolley tracks run down the middle of the…

View of Main Street, looking west from Ocean Avenue. The avenue is lined by commercial buildings on both sides. There are people in the street and on the sidewalks. There are also a few cars at the curbs, and a trolley is visible further down the…

View looking east down Main Street, which is line by commercial buildings on both sides. There are automobiles parked along the curbs, and there are people in the street and on the sidewalk. Trolley tracks run down the middle of the road. The date…

View looking down Main Street, which is lined by commercial buildings on both sides. There are also automobiles parked at the curb on both sides of the street. Message and addressee information, both handwritten, on verso. (Color)

View looking down Main Street, which is lined by commercial buildings on both sides. Message on the front and addressee information on the back, both handwritten. (B&W)

View looking down Main Street, which is lined by commercial buildings and trees on both sides. The following text is printed on the back of the card: “Private Mailing Card. Authorized by Act of Congress of May 1898. Postal Card — Card Postale.” (B&W)

Exterior view of the Mayflower Publishing Company’s printing house. The Childs family coat of arms is printed on the left side of the verso. Two versions, one printed in blue ink and the other printed in green ink.

Exterior view of the Mayflower Publishing Company’s printing house, which is covered with ivy. The Childs family coat of arms is printed on the left side of the verso. (Color)

View of the exterior of the printing house of the Mayflower Publishing Company. The Childs family coat of arms is printed on the left side of the verso. Handwritten message on front and addressee information on verso. (B/W)

Exterior view of John Lewis Childs’ fireproof seed house building on Tulip Avenue. Two-thirds of the Childs family coat of arms is printed on the top left of the verso. (B&W)