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Welcome to my collection of Linen Post Cards. When I was a child in the 50s my eccentric aunt Hannah sent Linen Post Cards to our house from her adventures. The simple watercolor effect they have gave me many hours of daydreams from her travels. I hope I can share a few with you. Yes cards and daydreams.
Jun 21, 2016
Jun 20, 2016
ATLANTIC CITY
MARVIN GARDENS
VIEW FROM MILLION DOLLAR PIER
BATHING BEACH AND STEEL PEIR
VIEW OF BOARDWALK AND BEACH
Jun 18, 2016
Jun 17, 2016
Jun 16, 2016
Jun 15, 2016
Jun 14, 2016
VACANCY
The American Bar & Restaurant
HOTEL TIMES SQUARE
Right in the Heart of the Heart of New York
43rd Street West of Broadway
Jun 13, 2016
* Mission Inn *
The Spanish Art Gallery is typical of mediaeval halls
of Spanish castles, where ancestral paintings were hung.
Here are displayed interesting canvases and rare tapestries
from Spain and Mexico. The unusual ceiling
of golden cloth is especially Castilian.
The Refectorio is like a Spanish Convent dining hall.
The windows portray a Fiesta in the time of the Padres.
Jun 12, 2016
Jun 11, 2016
* Mission Inn *
In the Garden of Bells hang many unique
and rare bells. This collection is the most valuable
historically of any in the United States.
In the Cloister Art Shop are to be found curious
and interesting articles from all over the world.
The old bells, crosses, Spanish chests,
rare pieces of furniture, brass and
copper pieces are especially noteworthy.
Jun 10, 2016
Jun 9, 2016
* Mission Inn *
The Court of the Birds with its graceful palms,
the Adobe with its red tiled roof, the Spanish tower
with its chiming bells, the old Mission ox cart,
and the wealth of flowering bloom
remind one of the days of the Dons.
The Presidential Suite is much used officially.
Pres. Roosevelt, Pres. Taft, the Crown Prince of Sweden
and many foreign diplomats an other
famous people have occupied it.
Jun 8, 2016
* Mission Inn *
The Inn embodies many distinctive Mission features.
The row of arches, the keynote of Spanish
Renaissance Architecture, is copied
after those of San Juan Capistrano Mission.
In the Music Room have been reproduced characteristic
features of the old Missions. The brocaded hangings and
antique furnishings greatly enhance this old time effect.
The cathedral organ with its daily concerts
adds much to the charm.
Jun 7, 2016
* Mission Inn *
The Patio with its colonnades of slender arches
and overhanging balconies is a distinctively
Spanish portion of the Inn.
In the Spanish Wing are featured niched turrets holding Saints,
tile roofs, balconies of antique iron, and the typical
lattice work in the doors and windows.
Jun 6, 2016
* Mission Inn *
The Campanario with its old bells, follows in outline
the form of the bell tower of San Gabriel Mission.
Glenwood Mission Inn, Riverside, California
The Carmel Tower is inspired by the one
most beloved by Junipero Serra, and the buttresses
by those of San Gabriel Mission.
Jun 5, 2016
Jun 4, 2016
" A Bite to Eat "
YE EAT SHOPPE, 732-36 8th Ave.
between 45th-46th Sts. New York
YE EAT SHOPPE
Completely Air-Conditioned and Air-Cooled
The Home of the Sizzling Platter
- Sample Menu -
A Thick, Tempting Hip Steak
Cut from choice corn fed steer
hissing from the broiler-with every juicy drop sealed inside
Plus: glowing griddled Onion discs and a whole baked Green Tomato
a mealy baked Idaho, with pure fresh Butter
a Vegetable of your choosing
Visit The New York World's Fair - 1939
Jun 3, 2016
Jun 2, 2016
Jun 1, 2016
Vulcan
The Iron Man
Birmingham, Alabama
Vulcan, iron man, built in 1904 by the Chamber of Commerce for the St. Louis Exposition. It is the second largest statue in America. It weighs 120,000 pounds and is 50 ft. tall. One thumb weighs 170 lbs. Placed on the top of Red Mountain by the Kiwanis Club of Birmingham. The base is of white Alabama marble. Height of pedestal, 120 ft..
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