Name/Title
Thompson’s Drug StoreEntry/Object ID
chs-001278Tags
Chester, DowntownDescription
This black and white photo postcard shows a group of people outside the two-story brick Hiriam Tuthill Building labeled, the portion of which houses Thompson's Drug Store. The building features decorative arches above the windows and large street-facing windows on the ground floor. In front of the building, a donkey-drawn carriage is visible with the seated driver posing with three men and one boy standing directly on the sidewalk. The other side of this postcard, postmarked October 10, 1905, from Chester, N. Y., features elegant cursive handwriting addressing "Miss Hazel Dell Masterson" at a specific address in New York City. The card showcases a one-cent Benjamin Franklin stamp affixed in the top right corner, with visible post office stamps and a slight ink smudge near the center. The phrase "POST CARD THIS SIDE FOR THE ADDRESS" is printed across the top, guiding the orientation for addressing the card.Subject Person/Organization
Thompson’s Drug StoreSubject Place
* Untyped Subject Place
Chester (Village) - Orange County - New YorkLexicon
Legacy Lexicon
Category
Chester, Historic DowntownPostcard Details
Postcard Type
Post CardDate Published
Oct 10, 1905Transcription
Drug Store
Hiram Tuthill
Chester, N. Y.
10/9/05
I rode the Grocery Wagon all the wa[y]. Took dinner at Aunt Mary & tonight Im going to a Euchre party with aunt for Libbie. With love, Pop.
[reverse]
Post Card
[Post marks]
New York, N. Y.
4-AM Oct 10, 1095
Chester, N. Y.
? PM Oct 9, 1905
This side for the address
Miss Hazel Dell Masterson
#310 West 14oth St
New York City
N. Y.Create Date
August 1, 2024Update Date
August 12, 2024