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Brochure for The Bartlett, 10 F Street, Hampton Beach, New Hampshire, undated

The Bartlett's amenities are described in the brochure.

Brochure for the Hotel Wilbert, C Street, Hampton Beach, New Hampshire, undated

The Hotel Wilbert was established in 1912 and offers American or European plans.

Brochure for the Spalding Inn, Mountain View Road, Whitefield, New Hampshire, undated

The amenities are described for the Inn season which runs from May through November.

Brochure for The Exeter Inn, Front and Pine Streets, Exeter, New Hampshire, undated

The brochure has photographs of the property, lounges, guest rooms and suites. A loose sheet inside the brochure states that Exeter was the headquarters for a Grand Encampment on May 10 and 11, 1938.

Brochure for the Highland House, inn, Durham, New Hampshire, undated

Highland House overlooks the Lamprey River and is two miles from the Newmarket Station.

Brochure for The Pinnacle Summer House, summer resort, South Lyndeboro, New Hampshire, undated

References are required for a stay at The Pinnacle. The property is served by trains from Union Station in Boston, Massachusetts.

Letterhead for the Hotel Moody, Claremont, New Hampshire, undated

The fireproof property offers 100 rooms, 50 baths and the European plan.

Waumbek magazine, published weekly at Jefferson in the White Mountains, New Hampshire, August 14, 1904

The issue describes the resort activities and the guests for the week of August 14, 1904. The sister properties Laurel House and Laurel-in-the-Pines in Lakewood, New Jersey are promoted for the winter months.

Trade card for Robinson's Modern Tourist Home and Cabins, U.S. Route 3 and 28, Jct. 101B at Martins Corner, Hooksett, New Hampshire, undated

The property is open year round.

Trade card for The New Elmwood Diner, junction routes 3, 3B and 4, Boscawen, New Hampshire, undated

In addition to the Diner the property has The Elmwood Cabins which are equipped with hot water, steam heat, showers and radios.

Trade card for the Village Inn, Alton, New Hampshire, undated

The Inn has a public dining room and a friendly atmosphere.

Trade card for Strack's Lodge & Cabins, Routes 16 and 302, North Conway, New Hampshire, undated

The amenities are described on the card verso.

Trade card for Birch Hill Cabins, Route 16, Albany, New Hampshire, undated

Supper and breakfast are offered at the Birch Hill Cabins.

Trade card for the Wa-See-Wic, lodging house, Blodgett Landing, New Hampshire, undated

The property is on Lake Sunapee and offers rooms, food and home comforts.

Trade card for Pine Grove Cabins, State Highway 12, Charlestown, New Hampshire, undated

The cabins have showers, hot water, flush toilets and heat. The card has the AAA logo.

Trade card for the Mountain Home Cabins, Bartlett, New Hampshire, undated

The proprietor serves breakfast, lunch and dinner.

Trade card for the Charming Fare Inn, Candia Four Corners, Candia, New Hampshire, undated

Borders, transients, family reunions and weekend parties can be accommodated on the property.

Trade card for The Ice Box, Route 16, Milton, New Hampshire, undated

The Ice Box offers a grill room, soda fountain and overnight camps. The card verso has a map with the location of the property.

Trade card for the Monadnock Inn, Jaffrey, New Hampshire, undated

The property is at the foot of Mt. Monadnock and can be reached by train, bus and plane.

Brochure for The Hunter's, C Street, Hampton Beach, New Hampshire, undated

The attractions of the Hampton Beach area are described. The verso states that Doug's Lunch, offering home cooking, is connected to the property.

Postcard for The Abigail Webster House, hotel, U.S. Route 3, Franklin, New Hampshire, dated December 12, 1947

The postcard advertises country style luncheons and dinners.

Peterborough's apostolic twelve, photographs compiled by George Samuel Tucker, biographies by Major James F. Brennan, Peterborough, New Hampshire, undated

Twelve town residents are described in text and photographs. The pamphlet was produced by The Tavern a hotel open the year round in Peterborough, New Hampshire. The verso has a photograph of the property.

Brochure for Rye Beach, New Hampshire, Rye Beach Precinct Commission, undated

The area amenities are described by the Rye Beach Precinct Commission.

Postcard for Mt. Pleasant House, White Mountains, New Hampshire, 1895

The transportation options and amenities are described in the postcard. The image caption reads "Presidential range as seen from the upper piazzas."

Brochure for the Hotel Randall, North Conway, New Hampshire, 1920s

The features of the Hotel Randall are shown in drawings and interior photographs. The Sunset Inn is the summer hotel open from June 15 to September 20.

Brochure for The Rossmere, Island Path, Hampton Beach, New Hampshire, undated

The Rossmere is two minutes from the waterfront and offers free parking, hot water, a piano, radio, library and card games.

Trade card for The Linen Glacé Co., sole manufacturers of the world's starch polish, office 86 Washington Street, Boston, Mass., undated

This advertisement contains harmful imagery including stereotypical caricatures of Native people. Historic New England acknowledges historical records / objects may contain harmful imagery and language reflecting attitudes and biases of their creators and time in which they were made. Historic Ne...

Trade card for Muzzy's Sun Gloss Starch, Elkhart Starch Co., Elkhart, Indiana, undated

The Company manufactures refined and corn starch of a superior quality by a new process.

Advertisement for The Home Washing Machine, 63 Court Street, Boston, Mass., April 22, 1868

The public is invited to examine home washing machines. The advertisement is from the "Boston journal," May 2, 1868.

Trade card for Niagara Gloss Starch and Niagara Corn Starch, Niagara Starch Works, Buffalo, New York, undated

The card verso describes the two products and urges the public to try them.

Trade card for The Conqueror Wringer, Conqueror Wringer Company, New York, New York, undated

The product features are described on the card verso. The Conqueror Wringer is sold by C.R. Mason & Co., dealers in hardware and cutlery, No. 327 Essex Street, Lawrence, Massachusetts. A female figure looks at her face in a mirror.

Trade card for The Conqueror Wringer, Conqueror Wringer Company, New York, New York, undated

The product features are described on the card verso. The Conqueror Wringer is sold by C.R. Mason & Co., dealers in hardware and cutlery, No. 327 Essex Street, Lawrence, Massachusetts. A young boy, dressed for the cold, holds a shovel.

Trade card for The Conqueror Wringer, Conqueror Wringer Company, New York, New York, undated

The product features are described on the card verso. The Conqueror Wringer is sold by C.R. Mason & Co., dealers in hardware and cutlery, No. 327 Essex Street, Lawrence, Massachusetts. A kneeling woman holds an infant in her arms.

Trade card for The Conqueror Wringer, Conqueror Wringer Company, New York, New York, undated

The product features are described on the card verso. The Conqueror Wringer is sold by C.R. Mason & Co., dealers in hardware and cutlery, No. 327 Essex Street, Lawrence, Massachusetts. A boy in knickers lays in the grass.

Trade card for The Universal Wringer, location unknown, undated

The product features are described on the card verso. The item is carried by Boynton & Thissell, hardware & cutlery, No. 217 Essex Street, Lawrence, Massachusetts. Boynton & Thissell are the successors to W.A. Kimball. A young boy flies a kite next to a lake with buildings in the background.

Trade card for The Universal Wringer, location unknown, undated

The product features are described on the card verso. The item is carried by Boynton & Thissell, hardware & cutlery, No. 217 Essex Street, Lawrence, Massachusetts. Boynton & Thissell are the successors to W.A. Kimball. A young girl feeds the birds on a snowy day.

Trade card for The Universal Wringer, location unknown, undated

The product features are described on the card verso. The item is carried by Boynton & Thissell, hardware & cutlery, No. 217 Essex Street, Lawrence, Massachusetts. Boynton & Thissell are the successors to W.A. Kimball. Two children engage in solitary pursuits while their dog looks on.

Trade card for Niagara Gloss Starch, Niagara Starch Company, Buffalo, New York, undated

The image has a flowering plant with a bird and ladybugs.

Advertisement for the Standard Laundry Machine Co., 58 Long Wharf, Boston, Mass. and 32 Dey Street, New York, New York, undated

The product is intended for use in hotels, sugar refineries, public institutions and laundries. The manufactory is in West Fitchburg, Massachusetts.

Billhead for the Chelsea Dye-House & Laundry, office, 132 Washington Street, corner Spring Lane, Boston, Mass., dated December 31, 1855

The business premises are seen in the billhead image.

Billhead for the Chelsea Dye-House & Laundry, office, 155 Washington Street, opposite Milk Street, Boston, Mass., dated December 1860

The business premises are seen in the billhead image.

Handbill for The National Steam Laundry & Dye House, F.P. Cox & Co., corner of Main and Haskins Streets, Malden, Mass., undated

The business is shown in the image with pedestrians and horse-drawn vehicles.

Trade card for Cole's Dry Cleaning, 215 Main Street, Suncook, New Hampshire, undated

The business will pick up and deliver items for dry cleaning.

Trade card for French Laundry Soap, Kendall Mfg. Co., Providence, Rhode Island, undated

The card verso states that French Laundry Soap is the oldest popular soap and has been on the market for thirty years.

Trade card for Lavine, soap, location unknown, undated

The illustration caption reads "Happy Days."

Trade card for Lewando's French Dye House, dry cleansing, 65 Temple Place, Boston, Mass. and 270 Westminster Street, Providence, Rhode Island, undated

Two children play in the card illustration.

Trade card for Hodge's Hat & Bonnet Bleachery, 11 Winter Street, Boston, Mass., undated

Cherub figures bleach hats and bonnets in a large machine.

Trade card for Soapine French Laundry Soap, Kendall Mfg. Co., Providence, Rhode Island, undated

A female archer uses Soapine as a "dirt killer."

Trade card for Niagara Gloss Starch, Niagara Starch Works, Buffalo, New York, 1889

A young girl looks at images in a book in the card illustration.

Brochure for Lewandos, cleansers, dyers, launderers, exectuive offices 286 Boylston Street, Boston, Mass., undated

"The Instructive Tale of the Kitkats" promotes use of Lewandos. The firm was established in 1829.