Lot of 16 Antique New Hampshire Postcards Hampton Beach Portsmouth Sunapee 1900s

Lot of 16 postcards. You will receive the exact postcards in the scans.

Chester · Massachusetts · White Border (1915-1930)

The postcard descriptions in the table below have been generated by AI and may contain errors. Please send me a message if you have any questions or refer to the images.

Postcards in this lot

Title	City	Year	Era
Postcard of the John H. Cooley House in Dorchester Massachusetts	Chester	1907	White Border (1915-1930)
Postcard of Wendell and Tibbetts Houses in Portsmouth New Hampshire	Portsmouth	1907	Pre-1914
Postcard of Portsmouth New Hampshire	Portsmouth	1907	Pre-1914
Postcard of the Havre Hotel in Montana	Havre	1905	Pre-1914
Postcard of Sunapee Harbor New Hampshire	Sunapee Harbor	1904	Real Photo (1900-Now)
Postcard of Ocean Ave Hampstead New Hampshire	Hampstead		Linen (1930-1945)
Postcard One Mile Bridge over Hampton River	Boston	1907	White Border (1915-1930)
Postcard Greetings from Wolfeboro New Hampshire	Wolfeboro		White Border (1915-1930)
Postcard Double Arch Bridge Over Ashuelot Keene NH	Ashuelot	1914	Europe Era: Pre-1914
Postcard Hampton River Bridge And Beach Eye View	Hampton	1900	Pre-1914
Postcard of Hampstead New Hampshire Ocean Avenue	Hampstead	1907	White Border (1915-1930)
Postcard Mouth of the Piscataqua River Portland Maine	Portland	1908	Pre-1914
Postcard Lake Station Lake Sunapee New Hampshire	Lake Station	1900	White Border (1915-1930)
Postcard Somersworth N.H. Opera House	Somersworth	1908	Pre-1914
Postcard of Mt Washington and The Saco North Conway New Hampshire	Conway	1930	Linen (1930-1945)
Postcard Congregational Church Newport New Hampshire	Newport		Linen (1930-1945)

This postcard features a detailed view of the John H. Cooley House in Dorchester, Massachusetts. The house is a large, multi-story structure with distinctive architectural features including multiple chimneys, ornate window shutters, and a prominent front porch with railings. The building appears to be constructed from brick and wood siding, with a steeply pitched roof and decorative trim. The image captures the house from a slightly elevated angle, showing its full facade and surrounding trees. The postcard is printed in a classic lithographic style, typical of the early 20th century. The back of the card indicates it was produced by Detroit Publishing Co. and includes standard postcard messaging areas.

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