Yelverton Inn built in 1755

Postcard

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Chester Historical Society

Yelverton Inn built in 1755: This color photo postcard portrays the Yelverton Inn, a two-story, weathered wooden house with a shingled exterior and a slightly unkempt yard. It features a covered porch supported by six columns and tall chimneys protruding from the roof; trees are visible in the proximity, suggesting a serene suburban setting under a clear blue sky. A driveway on the left leads to the house.
Yelverton Inn built in 1755

This color photo postcard portrays the Yelverton Inn, a two-story, weathered wooden house with a shingled exterior and a slightly unkempt yard. It features a covered porch supported by six columns and tall chimneys protruding from the roof; trees are visible in the proximity, suggesting a serene suburban setting under a clear blue sky. A driveway on the left leads to the house.

Name/Title

Yelverton Inn built in 1755

Entry/Object ID

chs-001332

Description

This color photo postcard portrays the Yelverton Inn, a two-story, weathered wooden house with a shingled exterior and a slightly unkempt yard. It features a covered porch supported by six columns and tall chimneys protruding from the roof; trees are visible in the proximity, suggesting a serene suburban setting under a clear blue sky. A driveway on the left leads to the house.

Subject Person/Organization

Yelverton Inn

Subject Place

* Untyped Subject Place

Chester (Village) - Orange County - New York

Context

Yelverton Inn built in 1755 (National Register No. 80002733) Home of W. Sanford Durland Chester, Orange Co., New York

Collection

Albert W. Davis Collection

Lexicon

Legacy Lexicon

Category

Hotels/Inns: Yelverton Inn

Postcard Details

Postcard Type

Post Card

Publisher

Chester Litho, Chester, NY

Date Published

circa 1960

Dimensions

Height

8.9 cm

Width

14 cm

General Notes

Note

Imaging queue Yelverton Inn built in 1755 Home of W. Sanford Durland Chester, Orange Co., New York

Create Date

August 1, 2024

Update Date

February 16, 2026