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- Designed to impress
- Wasp waist
- Nice Bike
- Shhh
- Two things --
- SIX SECONDS OF HISTORY
- A slot rail in the middle?
- Quaint
- Re: My Favorite Year
- A perfect scene!
- John McGiver comes to mind
- The Bank Block is still half there (right side).
- Decapitated
- Busy town
- Animal Crackers
- My Favorite Year
- Their town
- I wanna know ...
- Left Bank
- No hurryin', but maybe Russian?
- Stack 'Em Up
- What's in a name
- Some things that caught my eye
- No Comment(s)
- Dark swoosh
- Also Use “Zeff” for Malaria
- Rock Island Line
- Warning Light
- Front Entrance
- The Pedant In Me
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The Continental: 1902
1902. "Hotel Continental -- Atlantic Beach, Florida." Henry Flagler's massive wood-frame hostelry opened in 1901 and burned in 1919. 8x10 inch dry plate glass negative by William Henry Jackson, Detroit Publishing Co. View full size.
Show Me The Money
Sweet! I love Henry Flagler! Thanks for posting one of his masterpieces. He had many. Feel free to post more!
You never come out ahead
I think the most risky business during that period must have been insuring Hotels against fire. Wood, ocean breeze,and enclosed groups of people were apparently not a good idea.
Replace all divots.
From FloridaMemory.com, "Golf links and palm trees, Continental Hotel - Atlantic Beach, Florida". Postcard postmarked July 1 1906. The beach is definitely the place to be in July in north Florida.
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