Description
A sepia-toned postcard reveals a quaint Central Avenue in Dunkirk, NY, showcasing horse-drawn carriages and early automobiles passing under a decorative arch. The back features a message from Etta Detchum describing a peaceful, less bustling scene compared to New York City. This charming postcard dates from the 1910s.
Front Text (cleaned):
Shinner's News Co.
Central Avenue,
Dunkirk, N. Y.
L. M. Levy
Parm Implements
Clark Bloss Co.
"Bin K & Ckery"
Back Text (cleaned):
Pep. 15310
May 12, 19
This does not look much like busy New York. It seems strange to us to see so few people, but the lovely country quite compensates for the lack of excitement. We have been quiet, but have had some nice rides in the machine. Mother sends her love. Etta Detchum
419 West 119th St.
New York
Mrs. Lathing
Kipcole Apte.
add so do I. Please remember to M. Cheney T. Rovingly Leslie B.
U.Y.
