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Trade card for the Sunset Tourist Home, 10 Park Street, Burlington, Vermont, undated

The property is opposite Battery Park and overlooks Lake Champlain.

Trade card for Camp Comfort, cabins, 480 Western Avenue, Brattleboro, Vermont, undated

The property is on Route 9, Molly Stark Trail and three miles from Main Street in Brattleboro, Vermont.

Trade card for the Green-Mont Motel, Route U.S.7, 138 No. Main Street, Rutland, Vermont, undated

The Motel features Airfoam Mattresses and electric radiant glass heat. The card has the AAA logo.

Trade card for the Crayco Hotel, Bellows Falls, Vermont, undated

Each room has a shower bathroom for the rate of $2.00 per person.

Trade card for Miss Florence V. Cilley's Store and birthplace of President Coolidge, undated

The Store has a gas pump to the left of the front steps.

Brochure for the Dorset Inn, Dorset, Vermont, undated

The amenities and sights in the town and surrounding area are described. A map on the back cover shows the location of the Treadway Inns in Massachusetts, Vermont and New York.

Brochure for the Middlebury Inn, Middlebury, Vermont, undated

Interior and exterior photographs show the features of the Middlebury Inn. The back cover has a list of the Treadway Inns.

Brochure for the Long Trail Lodge, Sherburne Pass, Rutland, Vermont, undated

The Lodge was built by the Green Mountain Club. The back cover has a map of Treadway Inns.

Brochure for the Long Trail Lodge, Sherburne Pass, Rutland, Vermont, undated

The Lodge is ten miles east of Rutland on U.S. Route 4 at an altitude of 2,200 feet. The Treadway Inns are listed on the back cover.

Trade card for Lowell Lake, Londonderry, Vermont, 1882

The property has a good livery stable. Transportation is through coaches that connect with mail trains at Chester and South Londonderry.

My Cousins and my Aunts in the Hills of Massachusetts

Album of fourteen black & white photographs titled "My cousins and my Aunts in the Hills of Massachusetts, December 25, 1912." A printed tribute in the front is written "To my dear Aunts and all of my New found Cousins who so royally Entertained me on the occasion of my visit in lovely June 1912. ...

Letterhead for the Van Ness and American Hotels, Burlington, Vermont, dated December 12, 1884

The Van Ness House, shown in the image, has a safety hydraulic passenger elevator, fire escapes and views of the lakes and mountains.

Brochure for Manor Vail, Lyndonville, Vermont, undated

The amenities of Manor Vail, also known as Speedwell Farms, are described. The property was the estate of Theodore Newton Vail a president of American Telephone & Telegraph. Lyndon State College now occupies the site.

Snapshots of Newport, RI and Cape Cod, Mass

Small black bound album of 26 black and white snapshots, 3 5/8 x 5 1/4 inches. Contains photos of a house in Newton, Longfellow's Wayside Inn in Sudbury, MA, Plymouth monuments, Cape Cod houses and 13 snapshots of Newport RI gates and mansions. Resembles a vacation photo album with an amateur qual...

Brochure for the Pisgah Lodge, Willoughby Lake, Vermont, undated

The amenities and activities are described for the Pisgah Lodge on Lake Willoughby.

Brochure for The Fullerton Inn, Chester, Vermont, 1930s

The brochure describes places of interest, sports, foliage and mileage from other cities and towns.

Billhead for the Revere House, corner Main and Elliot Streets, Brattleboro, Vermont, dated May 1, 1874

The charge is for $14.00 at the Revere House in Brattleboro, Vermont.

Brochure for the Allenwood Inn, U.S. Route 7, Burlington, Vermont, 1950s

The Allenwood provides summer resort activities.

Billhead for the Revere House, hotel, Bowdoin Square, Boston, dated March 15, 1861

Revere House is shown in the billhead image.

Trade card for H.O. & J.J. Bright, wholesale and retail dealers in ice, 1856

The delivery rates for ice are listed for commercial businesses. The bottom of the card reads "All orders left at A.R. Campbell & Co.'s, 6 & 7 Wilson Lane, will be promptly attended to."

Trade card for Fresh Pond Ice, H.O. & J.J. Bright, wholesale and retail dealers, offices at Tompkins', 271 Washington Street, corner Winter Street, and Campbell & Co.'s, 6 & 7 Wilson Lane, Boston, Mass., 1858

The card lists 1858 prices and delivery rates by weight and month. The verso has a form which can be filled in with the name, address and ice weight.

Trade card for Fresh Pond Ice, H.O. & J.J. Bright wholesale and retail dealers, offices at O. Tompkins', 271 Washington Street and Campbell & Coverly's, 6 & 7 Wilson Lane, Boston, Mass., 1861

The price list for 1861 is on the card verso. A form at the bottom can be filled in with name, residence and quantity to be delivered.

Receipt for the Boston Ice Company, No. 76 State Street, Boston, Mass., dated October 8, 1878

The customer paid for ice delivery from May to October 5, 1878. H.O. Bright is the Company president.

Trade card for Lucian Upham, pattern maker and general wood work to machinery, rear of Main and Pleasant Streets, Pawtucket, Rhode Island, undated

Upham performs all kinds of machine and mill work, thread dressers, models, tanks, elevators, wash wheels, calender stretchers and stone derricks.

Trade card for Mahony & Wheeler, posts, rails and balusters, No. 57 Bristol Street, Boston, Mass., undated

The business makes and has available office rails. Mahony & Wheeler are located near Paul's Mill.

Rubber belting pice list, Boston Belting Company, 256, 258, 260 Devonshire Street, Boston, Mass. and 100 Chambers Street, New York, New York, undated

The card verso describes the rubber belting construction. The Company was established in 1828.

Exterior view of the Sargent Murray Gilman House, Gloucester, Mass., undated

The front gate, fence and steps lead to the Sargent House front door.

Exterior view of the Sargent-Murray-Gilman House, Gloucester, Mass, undated

A male figure stands next to the large plant covering an entrance to the Sargent House.

Ten in a row, location unknown, 1886

The ten are identified on the verso as: Bill, FGC, Elinor, Stanie, Bella, Harry, Franer, Jim, Pudy and Peg.

Trade card for the West Townsend Tavern, Route 119, West Townsend, Massachusetts, undated

The tavern was established in 1774 and accomodates transient and permanent guests. Luncheon, tea and dinner are served under the owner-management of Mr. and Mrs. John L. Grandin.

Matchbook for The 1640 Hart House, Linebrook Road between Routes 1 & 1-A, Ipswich, Mass., undated

The Hart House has guest accomodations and serves luncheon and dinner.

Trade card for the Eyrie House, Mount Nonotuck, Mass., undated

The postal address is given as "William Street, Mount Tom, Mass." The stage fare up and down the Mountain is 20 cents each way. The card verso lists the sights which can be seen from the Eyrie House location.

Trade card for the Baxter House, No. 126 Circuit Avenue, Oak Bluffs, Martha's Vineyard, Mass., undated

The Baxter House is on the European Plan and provides rooms by the day or week.

Trade card for Massasoit House, corner of Main and Rail Road Streets, Springfield, Mass., undated

Massasoit House is located at the junction of the Boston, Albany, New Haven and the Northern Rail Roads. The card verso gives the mileage from various towns to Springfield.

Trade card for the Hotel Leominster, Leomister, Mass., undated

The Hotel Leominster provides electric light and steam heat.

Trade card for the Seaside House, Salisbury Beach, Mass., undated

The property offers facilities for bathing and fishing. "Coaches connect with all trains at East Salisbury Depot on the Eastern Railroad and B. & M. Depot at Newburyport."

Trade card for the Fitchburg Hotel, Fitchburg, Mass., undated

The card states "Guests conveyed to and from the depots free of charge."

Trade card for the Belmont House, Gloucester, Mass., undated

The Belmont Dining Hall serves fish and clam chowders every day. The proprietor owns the Carleton House in Jacksonville, Florida and the Ocean Bluff House in Kennebunkport, Maine.

Trade card for the Old Woodberry Tavern, Route 127, Beverly Cove, Massachusetts, undated

The tavern was established in 1690 and serves food but no alcohol on the premises.

Trade card for The Upland, Beach Bluff, Swampscott, Mass., 1880

The Upland has operated as a seaside resort since 1872 and is now preparing for its summer 1880 season. Stables, sail and rowboats are offered as amenities.

Brochure for the Publick House, Sturbridge, Mass., undated

The brochure describes the features of the Publick House in Sturbridge, Massachusetts. The back page lists the Treadway Inns.

Trade card for the Holyoke House, Holyoke, Mass., undated

The hotel building is seen in the card image.

Brochure for The Olde Burnham House and The House Next Door, Linebrook Road, Ipswich, Mass., undated

This inn is the former Hart House, built in 1640 by Thomas Hart, purchased by Ralph Warren Burnham in 1902 and leased in 1910 by Martha Lucy Murray. The inn provides rooms and meals. It sells early American antiques and distinctive gifts.

Trade card for the Stage Coach Inn, 302 Essex Avenue, West Gloucester, Mass., undated

The Inn serves luncheon, afternoon tea and dinner every day from noon until 8:00 p.m.

Advertisement for the Old Colony House, Hingham, Mass., dated 23 May 1837

The owner advises the public that his boardinghouse is now open in Hingham, Massachusetts. The advertisement is from the "American Traveler," 23 May 1837.

Advertisement for the Old Woodberry Tavern, Route 127, Beverly Cove, Mass., 1947

The Tavern is described as having "No liquors, quiet charm, excellent food." The advertisement is from "Massachusetts, cradle of liberty," 1947.

Brochure for The Beacon Inn, Western Avenue and Shipyard Lane, Essex, Mass., undated

The Inn is described as old-fashioned and giving special attention to bridge parties and clubs.

Brochure for the Corn Hill Hotel and Cottages, Corn Hill, Truro, Mass., undated

The features and rates of the property are described inside the borchure. The verso has a photograph taken from the water.

Brochure for the Massapoag Lake Hotel, Sharon, Mass., 1881

The brochure describes the Hotel, the Lake, the roads, the town and the trains for the 1881 season. Plans and applications for rooms are available at the Evans House, Tremont Street, Boston, Massachusetts.

Brochure for The William Cullen Bryant House, Great Barrington, Mass., undated

The Bryant House is located in the garden of the Berkshire Inn in Great Barrington, Massachusetts. Afternoon tea and colonial antiques are sold on the premises.