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Advertisement placed by J.S. Woodbridge, a "practical artist" who took ambrotype photographs.
Advertisement placed by J.S. Woodbridge, a "practical artist" who took ambrotype photographs. Woodbridge was based in Hempstead, N.Y.
Albert Furniture Co. (for bedding) building, north side of Front Street, between Franklin and Main Streets.
Albert Furniture Co. (for bedding) building, north side of Front Street, between Franklin and Main Streets.
American Soldier in World War I Uniform, Standing with Horse
American soldier in World War I uniform, standing with horse at the northeast corner of Franklin Street and Fulton Avenue. Possibly a member of a military funeral procession.
Ansonia Shoes, Brown’s, and Marthe Robet (partial view), on the north side of Fulton Ave., between Main and Franklin Streets.
View of buildings on the north side of Fulton Ave., between Main and Franklin Streets. Pictured are Ansonia Shoes (at left), Brown’s, and Marthe Robet (partial view).
B.D. Biddlecom advertising card
Advertising card for B.D. Biddlecom, a dealer in fine carriages, buggies, carts, sleighs, etc., on Main Street. (B&W)
Ball Room, Hempstead Palace Restaurant, Hempstead, L.I., N.Y.
Interior view of the grand ball room at the Lee Hempstead Palace Restaurant. Printed text on verso provides brief details about the restaurant. (Color)
Birdsall Post General Store (exterior view)
Facsimile of a c.1900s photograph of the Birdsall Post General Store, northwest corner of Main Street and Fulton Avenue
Birdsall Post receipt
Receipt from Birdsall Post, a general store at the corner of Fulton and Main Streets. The receipt, which was billed to the estate of James Cruickshank, was for the amount of $34.73.
Blizzard of 1888 (east side of Main Street)
Facsimile of a March 1888 photograph of a group of men standing on the sidewalk of the east side of Main Street, near the R.G. Powell Undertaker building, after the Blizzard of 1888. The street is buried with huge snow drifts.
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Blizzard of 1888 (northeast corner of Front and Main Streets)
Facsimile of a March 1888 photograph of the northeast corner of Front and Main Streets after the Blizzard of 1888. People are gathered outside businesses, looking at huge snow drifts.