Photolithographs Collection
Step back in time with these captivating photolithographs, each capturing a unique moment in history
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Step back in time with these captivating photolithographs, each capturing a unique moment in history. From the serene Rye Beach, New Hampshire Postcard of 1903 to the thrilling start of a Greyhound Dog Race in Saint Petersburg, Florida ca. 1949, these images transport us to different eras and places. The Pikes Peak Avenue photolithograph from 1937 showcases the grandeur of Colorado Springs as it leads our gaze towards the majestic peak that looms above. This bustling street is an epicenter of tourist activity, drawing visitors from all walks of life and corners of the world. Traveling further westward brings us to the enchanting New West Baden Springs Hotel Postcard. Dating back to somewhere between 1888-1905, this image evokes a sense of elegance and luxury that was synonymous with this renowned establishment. In contrast, we have the futuristic Wabash Dome Streamliner ca. 1950 - America's most modern train at that time. With its Pullman parlor car featuring a dome and coaches equipped with domes too, passengers were treated to unparalleled travel experiences along their journey between St. Louis and Chicago. For seafood enthusiasts, there's nothing quite like Mellows Lobsters Airplane ca. 1948. These delectable crustaceans were shipped from Gloucester, Massachusetts all across America for private families and exclusive clubs to savor their exquisite taste. Moving on to Ekwanok Country Club in Manchester, Vermont (ca. 1905-1939), we glimpse into an era when leisurely pursuits such as golf took center stage amidst picturesque landscapes. Nelson Burton Lanes in St. Louis (ca. 1949) beckons bowling enthusiasts with its round-the-clock entertainment options including billiards tables without any obstructive posts – perfect for uninterrupted play. A heartwarming scene unfolds at Mooseheart in Illinois (ca.