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Composite postcard showing two interior views, captioned at lower margin of recto "Lawson's Town House - Binghamton, N. Y." Address given at upper left corner of verso as 203 Main Street, Binghamton, where this restaurant was located from 1949 to 1954. Tagline is given as lower left corner of verso: "The leading Restaurant in The Southern Tier." Publisher given as "Norbert Adler Advertising-Printing, 8 Riley Place, Binghamton, N. Y."

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Composite real photo postcard showing exterior and interior images, along with an inset portrait of the owner. Captioned at lower center of recto: "John Gallagher's Furniture Barn | 137 Hawley St. Binghamton, N.Y." Verso notes that this is "Kodak Paper."

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Advertising postcard with a "stock image" of a well-dressed woman with flowers at center of recto. Captioned in red at lower center of recto "J. C. Landre | 367 Chenango St. Binghamton, N. Y." with other advertising text partially overprinted atop the illustration. Postmarked on verso May 28, 1912, with a note in ink from "Gretchen" to a friend in Owego.

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Interior view of the dining room, captioned at left margin of recto: "Latin Quarter Dining Room | 201-203 State Street | Binghamton | New York".

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Exterior view captioned below the image on recto "Marshall Furniture Factory, Lestershire, N. Y." Publisher given at foot of recto as "Cruser Cal. and Post Card Co., Montrose, PA." The factory operated between 1900 and 1909 on Corliss Avenue in Lestershire (Johnson City).

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Composite postcard showing the exterior of the "Tabernacle" built on Washington Street in Binghamton for the 1909 United Methodist Revival, with inset portraits of Rev. H. C. Hart and Rev. A. S. Magann. Captioned at lower center of recto "Hart-McGann | Tabernacle 112 x 150 | Binghamton, N. Y." Dated at right side of recto "February 26, 1909" and on verso, left side: "In memory's casket drop one pearl for me. Grace E. Macomber." Addressed to "Mr. H. L. Johnson | Binghamton | New York."

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Interior view captioned at lower center of recto "J. J. Wiley's Cafe, 136 State Street, Binghamton, New York." Image shows a bar with two bartenders. Postmarked on verso February 10, 1909 with a short note addressed to "Mrs. L. B. Gardiner | Jeffersonville, | N. Y."

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Exterior view captioned at lower center of recto "Moore-Overton Hospital, 70 Henry Street, Binghamton, New York". Publisher given on verso as "Raphael Tuck & Sons Post Card Series No. 0323. 'Binghamton, New York.'"

Scope and Contents Street view captioned at lower center of recto "Main Street looking West, Lestershire, N. Y." Dated in ink 1905 and postmarked on verso 1906. Visible on the first building in the image is the painted sign for Lloyd Bro's Dry Goods and Shoes." Short note at foot of recto from "Nettie" to her mother: "hope you are rested from your trip. I am here at this place, you can see the whole Block." Publisher is given on verso: "No. A1748. Published by The American News Company, New York....

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Advertising postcard captioned on recto "Oak St. M. E. Church, Binghamton, N. Y. Rev. H. M. Crydenwise, Pastor." Recto shows an exterior view of the church with an inset portrait of Crydenwise. Verso has a "New Years Greeting" for January 1, 1908, inviting recipients to attend the reopening of the church that day.