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View of William Cullen Bryant’s Cedarmere estate. The main house is on a hill in the background, and there is a pond in the foreground. (B&W)

View of Mrs. K.T. (Kate Trubee) Davison’s “Peacock Point” estate. There are statues, flowers and trees on the grounds. Message and addressee information, both handwritten, on verso. Note: K.T. Davison organized the Nassau County Chapter of the Red…

View of an estate house and other buildings at Breezy Bluff, as seen from across the road. Message and addressee information, both handwritten, on verso. Note: A number of wealthy business partners from the Riker-Hegeman Drug Company—including Joseph…

Exterior view of the main house at William Cullen Bryant’s Cedarmere estate. (B&W)

Exterior view of Judge Horace Russell’s Williston House estate. Initials and addressee information on verso. (Color)

View of James B. Clews’ La Lanterne estate, as seen from the end of its curving driveway. Note: The estate was designed for Clews, a senior partner of the brokerage firm of Henry Clews & Co., by Horace Trumbauer around 1929. The estate was designed…

Lake scene of J.F. Carlisle’s estate, which was named “Rosemary.” Message and addressee information, both handwritten, on verso. (Color)

View of the allée (lined on both sides by locust trees) in the gardens leading to the main house at Villa Carola, the estate of Mrs. I. Guggenheim (Carrie Guggenheim). A portion of the main house can be seen in the distance. Note: The estate was…

View of Lotus Lake, estate of R.B. (Robert Barnwell) Roosevelt. The lake is at left, and there is a road running along it on the right. There is a large building (mostly obscured by trees) on the far side of the lake. Message and addressee…

View of Villa Carola, the estate of Mrs. I. Guggenheim (Carrie Guggenheim). Message and addressee information, both handwritten, on verso. Note: The estate was built for Isaac Guggenheim between 1916-1918. It is now home to the Village Club of Sands…