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Authors:
S. Hirschberg
Date: July 9, 1921
Subject:
Beaches
| Beachgoers
Type: Postcards
Identifier: aql:30180
Description:
Beach scene with beachgoers, tents, and bungalows at Seaside, Rockaway Beach, N.Y.
Authors:
S. Hirschberg
Date: August 9, 1914
Subject:
Hotels
| Dance halls
Type: Postcards
Identifier: aql:30318
Description:
Shilling's Hotel and Pavilion, Rockaway Beach. Shilling's was located in the Seaside section on what is now Beach 102nd Street, from the beach to Rockaway Beach Blvd.
Authors:
The Long Island News Company
Date: August 9, 1907
Subject:
Railroad stations
| Long Island Rail Road
Type: Postcards
Identifier: aql:30222
Description:
Overhead view of Seaside Station in Rockaway Beach. Originally opened by the Long Island Rail Road in 1880 as Seaside Station for the Rockaway Beach Branch at 102nd Street, after it burned for a third
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Date: August 8, 1913
Subject:
Bathhouses
Type: Postcards
Identifier: aql:30212
Description:
Murray's Pavilion. Sanford Murray's dance hall, restaurant, hotel and bath house was one of the largest attractions in Seaside in the early 1900's. Located at Beach 103rd Street on the Seaside midway
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Authors:
M. Basch
Date: September 8, 1908
Subject:
School buildings
Type: Postcards
Identifier: aql:30291
Description:
Public School 43, located on Rockaway Beach Boulevard, between Beach 110th and Beach 111th Streets. The school was later moved to a new building on Beach 29th Street.
Authors:
The Rotograph Co. N.Y. City
Date: July 8, 1908
Type: Postcards
Identifier: aql:30163
Description:
The donkeys at Rockaway Beach.
Authors:
S. Hirschberg
Date: July 5, 1916
Subject:
Church buildings
Type: Postcards
Identifier: aql:30272
Description:
St. Camillus Church at Seaside. Building still standing at 99-15 Rockaway Beach Boulevard and is home to Camillus-St. Virgilius Roman Catholic Churches .
Authors:
American Art Publishing Co.
Date: September 4, 1916
Subject:
Streetscapes (Urban design)
| Beaches
Type: Postcards
Identifier: aql:30220
Description:
Scene on the Bowery, Rockaway Beach. The Seaside "Bowery" (Ocean Avenue) featured many attractions, rides, and shops of all kinds, including Wainwright and Smith's Bathing Pavilion.
Authors:
S. Hirschberg
Date: July 3, 1918
Subject:
Streetscapes (Urban design)
Type: Postcards
Identifier: aql:30235
Description:
View of bathing pavilion's, hotels, and crowds on Seaside Avenue, Rockaway Beach.
Date: September 3, 1914
Type: Postcards
Identifier: aql:30280
Description:
Hollywood Cottages, Rockaway Beach. The Hollywood Avenue bungalow cottages on Beach 101st Street were built before World War I. Wooden buildings took the place of tents as many bungalow courts were be
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Authors:
S. Hirschberg
Date: August 3, 1912
Type: Postcards
Identifier: aql:30187
Description:
Beachgoers in early 1900's swim costume "surf bathing" at Rockaway Beach.
Date: August 31, 1933
Type: Postcards
Identifier: aql:30267
Description:
On the beach, in front of St. Malachy's (here spelled Malachi's) Catholic Home and Convalescent Home for Jewish Children, Rockaway Park. St. Malachy’s Orphanage, located at 140 Beach 112th Street in R
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Authors:
S. Hirschberg
Date: August 30, 1915
Subject:
Bathhouses
| Dance halls
Type: Postcards
Identifier: aql:30134
Description:
View from the ocean of Seaside, showing Wainwright and Smith's Bathing Pavilion. William Wainwright (b. 1836) was a real-estate developer who was largely responsible for the transformation of Rockaway
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Date: June 29, 1945
Type: Postcards
Identifier: aql:30188
Description:
Overhead view of crowds on the boardwalk and beach at Rockaway Park.
Date: August 29, 1941
Type: Postcards
Identifier: aql:30253
Description:
Boardwalk and beach from Curley's Hotel, Rockaway Park. The hotel was founded in 1876 by John J. Curley on the beachfront at present-day Beach 102nd Street. The hotel was moved to its larger longer-la
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