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Exterior view of the Central Nassau Building on Fulton Avenue. There are cars parked at the curb on both sides of the streets. (Color)

Aerial view of houses and buildings in Hempstead village. Two copies, one with postmark and addressee information. (Color)

Aerial view of houses and buildings in Hempstead village. The initials “H.W.S” are handwritten on the front of the card; addressee information, also handwritten, is on the back. (B&W)

Aerial view of houses and buildings, including St. George’s Episcopal Church, in Hempstead village. (Color)

Exterior view of the Liberty Hall building on Front Street

Exterior view of the Town Hall building on Front Street. Annotation on verso reads, “This is my native town. L.A. Strames.” (B&W)

View of a couple of buildings (mainly obscured by trees) from across Fulton Avenue. (B&W)

View of St. George’s Church and adjoining cemetery, as well as buildings in the surrounding area. Two copies, one with message and addressee information. The card was mailed circa 1943 to the naval hospital in St. Alban’s Queens. (Color)

View of the Town Hall building from across the street. Message and addressee information, both handwritten, on verso. (Color)

View of the “Triangle” between Broadway and Jerusalem Avenue. There are buildings visible in the triangle, and along Jerusalem Avenue at right. Message and addressee information, both handwritten, on verso. (B&W)