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A photograph of the Open Hand of God church located at 493 East Meadow Avenue in East Meadow. The church is a white frame structure with a bell tower.

Exterior view (partially obscured by trees) of a large shore front house from across the water. Message on the front and addressee information on the back, both handwritten.

View, printed in red ink, of a large bed of canna plants (in bloom) on the grounds of John Lewis Childs. The Childs family coat of arms is printed on the left side of the verso.

View of a cottage surrounded by trees. There are handwritten notes on both sides of the card, as well as addressee information on the verso. (Color)

Exterior view of a bungalow at Camp Immaculata. Note: Prior to the mid-1940s, the camp was named “Camp Catholic Daughters of America.” (Sepia)

The account book pages containing the accounts of Horatio L. Onderdonk, B.F. Thompson, and Rebecca Havenhurst.

Onderdonk Real Estate (later A.M. Day), corner of Main Street and Fulton Avenue. The Hempstead Long Island Railroad station is visible at right.

View of a horse drawn carriage with passengers for the Meadowbrook Hunt. The carriage is on the side of a road that is lined by a picket fence. A barn and other buildings are visible in the background. Message on the front and addressee information…

View of a road running through a wooded area on Sagamore Hill. (Sepia)

Folded postcard with an exterior view of Olsen’s Inn & Motel on the cover. Inside there is information about Olsen’s and a map with an arrow pointing to its location. The verso has space for a message and addressee information. (B&W)