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Gurney's Inn
Foldable postcard featuring a view of the Atlantic Ocean on the front and a view of some of the buildings at Gurney’s Inn on the verso. Printed text on the inside provides brief details about the inn. (Color)
Hauppauge, L.I.
View of the village store, post office and residence of Wallace Donaldson. Printed text on front of the card states that the buildings were struck by lightning and burned in 1904. In addition, it states that the store was broken open in 1907. …
Hempstead Bank Building
Hempstead Bank Building, southeast corner of Main Street and Fulton Avenue, as seen from diagonally across Main Street. (3 copies)
Hempstead Bank Building
Hempstead Bank Building, southeast corner of Main Street and Fulton Avenue, as seen from diagonally across Main Street. Streets are wet from rain. (2 copies)
Hempstead Bank Building, southeast corner of Main St. and Fulton Ave., as seen from across Fulton Ave.
Hempstead Bank Building, southeast corner of Main St. and Fulton Ave., as seen from across Fulton Ave.
Hempstead Theatre Under Construction
View of the Hempstead Theatre, south side of Fulton Avenue between Main Street and Washington Street, under construction. Four workers are in front of the building.
Hostess House, Hazelhurst, Aviation Field, Mineola, L.
View of the Y.M.C.A. (Young Women’s Christian Association) Hostess House building at Hazelhurst Aviation Field. There is a small group of people out in front of the building. Handwritten annotation on verso. (B&W)
Howard Clothes building, on northwest corner of Main and Front Streets (as seen from across Main St.)
Howard Clothes building, on northwest corner of Main and Front Streets (as seen from across Main St.)
India House Merrick Road, Bellmore
Photograph of the exterior front of the two-story India House restaurant from across the street. (Color)
Jones Street, Port Jefferson, L.I.
View looking down Jones Street, which is lined by buildings—including the Post Office—on both sides. At the end of the street a sailing ship can be seen in a shipyard. Two copies, one with message and addressee information on the back, and the other…