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Glen Cove Labor Day: 1926

My grandmother Hazel (center, spotted dress) and her pals partying it up during a Prohibition-era long weekend in the New York City suburbs of Glen Cove, Long Island. She was 22 years old when this photo was taken, enjoying single life in the Jazz Age. I like to think the tall fellow on the right is sneaking a real beer and not the fake stuff. View full size.

My grandmother Hazel (center, spotted dress) and her pals partying it up during a Prohibition-era long weekend in the New York City suburbs of Glen Cove, Long Island. She was 22 years old when this photo was taken, enjoying single life in the Jazz Age. I like to think the tall fellow on the right is sneaking a real beer and not the fake stuff. View full size.

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