Name/Title
The Home of David G. DrakeEntry/Object ID
chs-020212Description
This photo postcard depicts an old, weathered wooden house surrounded by trees and overgrown grass, described as a pre-Revolutionary War relic, originally the home of a soldier named David G. Drake from the Continental Army. Located in Chester, New York, the main two-story structure has a pitched shake roof with brick chimney, window shutters, and unpainted clapboard siding. A one story structure attached to the left side is of similar construction, but with a standing seam metal roof.Subject Place
Town
Chester (Town) - Orange County - New YorkCollection
James Nelson CollectionPostcard Details
Postcard Type
Photograph (1900-Present)Publisher
Kerner, Charles W., 1858-1921Place Published
Village
Chester (Village) - Orange County - New YorkDate Published
circa 1926 - 1940Photographer
Kerner, Charles W., 1858-1921Postmark
Notes
AZO Stamp Box with solid square or block in each of the four corners indicates this real photo postcard (RPPC) was printed on silver chloride photographic paper manufactured by Eastman Kodak 1926 – 1940s.Create Date
September 22, 2026Update Date
September 23, 2026