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Postcard, printed in red ink, featuring three views (2 interior, 1 exterior) of The Lampliter, a bar/club that offered dining, dancing, and bowling. Printed text on verso provides brief details about the Lampliter.

View of the dining room and a seating area at Lauraine Murphy restaurant. Text printed on verso provides brief information about the restaurant. Also on verso is a coat of arms bearing the letters “L” and “M” and the motto “Bonis Avibus.” (Color)

View of the dining room and bar at Lauraine Murphy restaurant. Text printed on verso provides brief information about the restaurant. Also on verso is a coat of arms bearing the letters “L” and “M” and the motto “Bonis Avibus.” (Color)

View of the dining room, bar, seating area, and host desk at Lauraine Murphy restaurant. Text printed on verso provides brief information about the restaurant. Also on verso is a coat of arms bearing the letters “L” and “M” and the motto “Bonis…

Exterior view of Lauraine Murphy restaurant, as seen from across Northern Boulevard. Text printed on verso provides brief information about the restaurant. Also on verso, a coat of arms bearing the letters “L” and “M” and the motto “Bonis Avibus.”…

View of the grist mill, with several people standing near the entrance. A horse drawn wagon is parked out in front. [A note that accompanied the postcard stated that a 1914 atlas has grist mill on north side of West Main Street and west of Willow…

Exterior view of Johren’s Hotel. Message and addressee information, both handwritten, on verso. Note with postcard states that location was northeast corner of Old Country Road and Mineola Boulevard. (B&W)

View of the Chateau des Tourelles, with a number of people on the sidewalk in front. Message and addressee information, both handwritten, on verso. (B&W)

View of a large crowd of people walking on the boardwalk. The Hotel Nassau is pictured at right. (B&W)

Advertising postcard with two views (one exterior, one interior) of Grotta Azzurra Restaurant. Caption on front of the card reads, “The Only Kitchen Dining Room on the Island.” Printed text on verso provides brief information about the restaurant.…