North American Period Or Style Collection (#3)
The North American period or style, as depicted in these postcards and advertisements from the late 19th to early 20th century
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The North American period or style, as depicted in these postcards and advertisements from the late 19th to early 20th century, showcases the diverse cultural and architectural heritage of this region. In Rye Beach, New Hampshire, we are transported back to the year 1903 through a picturesque postcard capturing the serene beauty of this coastal town. The image evokes a sense of tranquility and nostalgia. Similarly, the New West Baden Springs Hotel postcard takes us on a journey to Indiana during its heyday between 1888-1905. This grand hotel was known for its opulence and luxurious amenities that attracted visitors from far and wide. Moving on to Manchester, Vermont, we encounter another postcard showcasing Ekwanok Country Club. Dating from approximately 1905-1939, it provides a glimpse into an era when golfing became increasingly popular among affluent Americans seeking leisure activities. First Avenue in Seattle is captured in a vibrant postcard dating back to 1904. The bustling street scene reflects the city's rapid growth during this period as it transformed into one of America's major urban centers. Traveling southward brings us to Beauvoir near Biloxi, Mississippi - home of Jefferson Davis. A postcard dated 1901 depicts his residence with its stately architecture surrounded by lush greenery. It serves as a reminder of America's complex history. Shifting gears slightly, we come across an advertisement for Mathie Ruder Brewing Company's "The Whole Family Beer" circa 1941. This playful ad highlights how beer consumption was often portrayed as a family-friendly activity during that time. Dearborn Street Station in Chicago is showcased in another captivating postcard dating between 1905-1939. The station stands tall amidst bustling crowds - symbolizing both progress and connectivity within this thriving metropolis. Hotel McAlpin in New York City is featured on yet another vintage postcard from the same period.