Description
The front shows two small black-and-white views of a rustic lodge or cabin setting surrounded by trees. A quote is printed between the images, and the lower view is labeled “The Robbins Nest—1939.” The card also names the place as The Robbins Nest between Plymouth and The Profile in West Thornton, N. H. 1939.
Front Text (verbatim):
NUCLEUS OF THE ROBBINS NEST—1919
“
The deepest joy in life is to be creative.
To find an undeveloped situation, to
see the possibilities to identify your-
self with something worth while doing, put your-
self into it, and stand for it—that is a satis-
faction in comparison with which superficial
pleasures are trivial.”
H. E. F.
THE ROBBINS NEST—1939
The Robbins Nest
Between Plymouth and The Profile
West Thornton, N. H.
Back Text (verbatim):
THE ROBBINS NEST
This establishment was started with $90 by a Navy
sailor after the War. All food is cooked and served
exclusively by young men.
Attractive guest rooms, each with private bath.
Printed by The Quinnipack Press, Inc., New Haven, Connecticut
Post Card
THIS SPACE FOR ADDRESS ONLY
PLACE
ONE CENT
STAMP
HERE
