Description
Dorlon’s Shore House, a long white building with red and white striped awnings, sits on a grassy lawn beside Long Island Sound in Norwalk, Connecticut. It’s one of the few remaining “real shore houses” from New England’s past, a rewarding destination easily reached by car from New York City. This Dextone Post Card, made from a Kodachrome, is a charming memento from the 1950s.
Front Text (cleaned):
Dorlon's Shore House
Norwalk, Conn.
John O'Sullivan, 3rd, Mgr.
Back Text (cleaned):
Dorlon's is one of the few remaining real shore houses that once so numerously dotted the New England coast. Located beside the sparkling cool waters of Long Island Sound, at Norwalk, Connecticut, Dorlon's is a rewarding objective for an hour's motor drive over the beautiful parkway system from New York City. Phone: Norwalk 6-1959. Pub. by Kaly Singer, Seymour, Conn. 38156. Dextone Post Card. Made Direct From Kodachrome By Dexter Press, Pearl River, N.Y.
