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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)

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.”…

Nighttime view of Pilgrim Plymouth Inc. on Northern Boulevard. There are three automobiles parked, at left, in front of the building. Slogan printed on front of the postcard reads, “Plymouth is Our Only Business.” Printed text on verso provides brief…

View of Atlantic Avenue, with businesses and automobiles lining both sides of the street. Among the businesses pictured are the Queensborough Gas and Electric Company, Lynbrook Meat Market, a furrier, and a movie theater. Message and addressee…

View of Atlantic Avenue, with businesses lining the street (at left). Among the businesses pictured are Karn’s and a grocery store. Message on front and addressee information on verso. (B&W)

View of Atlantic Avenue, with businesses on both sides of the street. Among the businesses pictured are L. Wolff Clothing and Shoes, John Hiller Bakery, Karn’s, and Charley Tong Laundry. Message and addressee information, both handwritten, on verso.…

Exterior view of the Castillian Gardens restaurant, as seen from its circular driveway. Printed text on verso provides brief information about the restaurant. (Color)

Exterior view of the Columbus Restaurant. There are handwritten notes on the verso, but the card was not addressed or circulated. (B&W)

Exterior view of the Fountain Inn on Merrick Road. Message and addressee information, both handwritten, on verso. (B&W)

View of an automobile, carriage, and machine works building, with a group of men lined up alongside it. Several automobiles are also pictured on the property. Note included with the postcard states that in a 1914 atlas, a “Lynbrook Carriage Works” is…