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World War I military funeral heading south on Main Street
World War I military funeral heading south on Main Street
World War I military funeral? heading west on Fulton Avenue, towards Main Street
World War I military funeral? heading west on Fulton Avenue, towards Main Street. People are lined up along both streets to view the procession. The Hempstead Bank building is seen on the corner.
World War I military funeral?, possibly on Fulton Avenue
World War I military funeral?, possibly on Fulton Avenue.
Thomas J. Wylie Old Homestead Hotel
Thomas J. Wylie Old Homestead Hotel. Sign on seconds floor reads: “S. Liebmann’s Sons. Rheingold Teutonic.”
A row of Old English Shops now in Course of Construction on Block 116 at Long Beach
Image of a row of Old English shops on Block 116 as they would look after construction was completed. (Color)
The Boardwalk Stores, Arverne-by-the Sea, L.I.
View of stores along the boardwalk. There are people outside the stores and along the beach side of the boardwalk. (Color)
William Garner, Sr., receipt for purchase of clothing items from Jacob Siedenberg, Merchant Tailor, and Dealer in Hats, Caps and Gents' Furnishing Goods, 1873
Receipt for payment of $27.75 made by William Garner, Sr., to Jacob Siedenberg, Merchant Tailor, and Dealer in Hats, Caps and Gents' Furnishing Goods, at Hempstead, N.Y., for the purchase of clothing items. Note: Garner was a son of John Garner…
Herzog & Son's General Store flyer, c.1890s
Herzog & Son's General Store advertising flier concerning spring and summer goods that were on exhibition in the store.
Advertisement for Joel Powell's Boot and Shoe Store
Advertisement for Joel Powell's Boot and Shoe Store, which was located on Front Street in Hempstead, N.Y.
Advertisement for J.H. Stansbury's general store
Advertisement for J.H. Stansbury's general store, which was located in Atlanticville (present-day Seaford, N.Y.). Items sold in the store included dry goods, groceries, builders' materials, and agricultural supplies.