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Trade card for Tripp's, restaurant, Main Street, Bar Harbor, Maine, undated

Tripp's specializes in seafoods, lobsters, and home cooked foods.

Trade card for Marston's Restaurant, 25-27 Brattle Street, 17-19 Hanover Street, Boston, Mass., 1894

A windmill illustrates the card for Marston's Restaurant.

Trade card for Ye Mayhew Manor Sweet Shoppe, candies, South Water Street, Edgartown, Mass., undated

The shop is operated by Bertha L. Mayhew who carries a complete assortment of candies and does mail orders.

Trade card for Frank B. Ingalls' and Henry Hatch's, restaurant, 76 Summer Street, Boston, Mass., undated

Flowers and a female figure decorate the restaurant trade card.

Trade card for The Jolly Roger Restaurant, Route 6, Cape Cod, Brewster, Mass., 1951

The handwritten text on the card verso reads "We ate here Friday, August 24, 1951." The restaurant is operated by Jack and Genevieve Rogers.

Trade card for Garland's Restaurant and Ice Cream Bar, Route 302, Bartlett, New Hampshire, undated

The establishment makes home cooked food and is located at the entrance of Crawford Notch.

Trade cards for Ships' Haven, dinners, cocktails, luncheons, Piers 24 and 26 Broadway, Route 1, Newburyport Turnpike, Lynnfield, Mass., undated

The restaurant is "recommended by Duncan Hines, Gourmet and Dartnell."

Trade card for The Village House, vacation house, Hallett Lane and School Street, Cape Cod, Chatham, Mass., undated

The card verso describes the location, amenities and special rate periods for this vacation rental property.

Trade card for E.L. Paul, restaurant, New Sharon and Farmington Falls, Maine, undated

Paul serves meals at all hours, hot or cold lunches and has boats to let on McGurdy Lake in Maine.

Trade card for the Myles Standish Cafe, 66 Court Street, Plymouth, Mass., undated

The restaurant serves shore dinners, can seat 150 people and is opposite Pilgrim Hall. The card verso shows the front of the Myles Standish Cafe.

Trade cards for the Longhorn Palace, Texas pit barbecue, Route 3, North Woodstock, New Hampshire, undated

The card reads "Toughest meat in the White Mountains." The card verso has the menu of chicken, pork and beef sandwiches, plate lunches, dinners and specials.

Trade card for the Liberty Restaurant and Sea Grill, 103 Church Street, Burlington, Vermont, undated

The business serves steaks, chops and sea foods and is on Lake Champlain.

Trade card for the Thornton Farm Kitchen, restaurant, Daniel Webster Highway, U.S. Route 3, West Thornton, New Hampshire, undated

The directions and hours of service are detailed on the front of the card. The card verso reads "Indian Cliff, cabins, gifts, Hooksett, N.H."

Trade card for Flagstones, famous for fine foods, Route No.16, White Mountain Highway, New Hampshire, undated

Flagstones is air conditioned and located near the Dover-Portsmouth Bridge in New Hampshire.

Trade card for The Chicken Coop, restaurant, Route 16, Chocorua, New Hampshire, undated

The Chicken Coop specializes in clams, french fried onion rings, lobster rolls and fried chicken.

Trade card for the Ox Bow Restaurant, Route 202, Northwood Lake, New Hampshire, undated

The Ox Bow Restaurant specializes in home baked food and Italian spaghetti and chow mein.

Trade card for The Rocky Bend, restaurant, Boars Head, Hampton Beach, New Hampshire, undated

The Rocky Bend, operated by Ann Morrill, serves lobster, steak, shore dinners and has fountain service.

Trade card for the Longhorn Palace, Texas pit barbecue, Route 3, North Woodstock, New Hampshire, undated

The names "Mary Carter" and "Nick Carter" are in the top corners of the card. The card verso reads "Indian Cliff, cabins, gifts, Hooksett, N.H."

Trade card for the White Birch Restaurant,Twin Mountain, New Hampshire, undated

Home cooked food is served at the establishment owned by L.M. Mansfield.

Trade card for Wyman's Sandwich & Coffee Emporium, chop and oyster cafe, 17 Essex Street, Boston, Mass., undated

The card verso has a menu of Wyman's offerings including the largest sandwich in the city. The restaurant calls itself "The only New York Chop and Lunch House in the city."

Trade card for Rich's Home Restaurant, Route 302, Portland, Maine, undated

Rich's is located in the Sebago Lake region and specializes in steaks, sea food and chicken dinners.

Trade card for The Clam Bar, restaurant, U.S. Route 3, Concord, New Hampshire, undated

The Clam Bar has a dining room and also provides window service. It is owned and operated by Mrs. Edith C. Hickin and son.

Trade card for The Toll Gate Inn, Tap Room and Restaurant, Joseph Kern & Co., 3748 Washington Street & 19 Hyde Park Avenue, Forest Hills, Mass., undated

An innkeeper holds a tankard in the card image.

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Abigail B. Homer family papers

The Abigail B. Homer Family Papers are divided into three groups: greeting cards, childhood ephemera, and photographs of the Estate of Thomas J. Homer in Roxbury, Massachusetts. The greeting cards contain more than 250 cards received by Abigail B. Homer and her family throughout the 1940s and 1950...

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Greeting cards

This series contains greeting cards that depict African Americans and African American speech or slang in a racially stereotyped and derogatory manner. Historic New England acknowledges historical records / objects may contain harmful imagery and language reflecting attitudes and biases of their ...

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Childhood ephemera

The Childhood Ephemera series contains approximately twenty items and one baby book pertaining to Abigail B. Homer's childhood. Items include doctors' recommendations, baby formula recipes, crayon drawings, typed documents, an autograph album, high school graduation materials, and a few miscellaneo...

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Donation of cards, 2006

1 item and 1 Lovell & Covel chocolates box

Birthday cards, circa 1940-1949

17 cards

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Birthday cards, 1953-1954

5 cards

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Christmas cards, circa 1940-1949

24 cards

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Christmas cards, 1952, 1 of 2

14 cards

Trade card for Woodbury's Cafe For Ladies and Gentleman, 196 Tremont Street, Boston, Mass., undated

Lobsters examine a painting while the artist works on another one at the seashore.

Morse's Ladies' and Gents' Dining Rooms, 9 Tremont Row, Boston, Mass., undated

Morse's Dining Rooms are "near Copeland's Old Stand" on Tremont Row.

Trade card for Ye Olde Oyster Bar, Prichard Street, Fitchburg, Mass., undated

The restaurant has been in business for 37 years and boasts "the atmosphere of an ancient European Tavern of the sixteenth century." The card verso reads "Wolf at work, do not disturb."

Postcard for Chinese Oriental Restaurant, 32 Harrison Avenue, Boston, Mass., May 21, 1900

Below the image on the verso it reads "Scene in Chinatown, Bun Fong Co., importers of Chinese curios and antiques of all kinds, fancy goods wholesale and retail, 22 Harrison Avenue, Boston, Massachusetts." In the image caption the company name reads "Bun Fong Low & Co."

Brochure for Boone's Restaurant, 6 Custom House Wharf, Portland, Maine, undated

The inside of the brochure has a dictionary of nautical terms and lists bell numbers with the corresponding time of day.

Ola, behind the iron gate, 14 Carver Street, Boston, Mass., undated

Ola is described on the verso as the first real Norwegian restaurant in Boston, founded by a Norwegian architect during the Depression. The brochure has photographs of the dining room and a smorgaasbord table with food offerings.

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Christmas cards, 1953, 1 of 2

17 cards

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Christmas cards, 1954, 1 of 2

16 cards

Program for The Ricca Venetian Mandolin Orchestra, D.S. McDonald's Restaurant Recherche for Ladies and Gentleman, 467 Washington Street, Boston, Mass., October 23, 1886

The inside of the program lists the pieces to be played between 11:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. and 2:30 p.m. and 5:30 p.m. The card verso describes the owner's restaurant for ladies on Winter Street.

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Christmas cards, 1955, 1 of 2

16 cards

Durgin-Park in Boston, Boston, Mass., undated

The brochure has a reprint from Collier's Magazine "Boston Beanery," by Allan Gould and Emile C. Schurmacher. Recipes for baked beans and Indian Pudding are included.

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Christmas cards, 1956

9 cards

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Valentines, circa 1940-1949

17 cards, 2 envelopes

In dry dock, martini menu, The Anchorage, M.F. Foley Co., Boston, Mass., undated

The menu has martini recipes and toasts. The M.F. Foley Company is described as "Boston's real fish house."

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Valentines, 1955

18 cards

Handbill for Ober's Restaurant Parisien, 4 Winter Place, Boston, Mass., undated

The handbill verso has advertisements for the Revere Fire Insurance Company of Boston on Congress Street and the William R. Fish Photoengraving establishment on Devonshire Street.

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Get-well cards, 1955-1956

8 cards, 1 envelope

Trade card for A.R. Campbell, temperance eating house, No.7 Wilson's Lane, Boston, Mass., undated

The establishment is open every day except Sunday.

Trade card for Weber, confectioner, 25 Temple Place, Boston, Mass., undated

A young girl holds a flower basket standing in a park setting.