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Postcards -> US State & Town Views -> Maine -> Kennebunkport
Rocky Shore
Title:
Rocky Shore
Kennebunkport (ME), Linen unused


 St. Ann's By The Sea
Title:
St. Ann's By The Sea
Kennebunkport (ME), Linen unused


Old Fort Inn
Title:
Old Fort Inn
Kennebunkport (ME), Linen PM 1950 Jul-15


 Airplane View Of Arundel Point
Title:
Airplane View Of Arundel Point
Kennebunkport (ME), Linen PM 1950 Jul-17


Bathing Beach
Title:
Bathing Beach
Kennebunkport (ME), Linen PM 1952 Aug-09


 St. Ann's Bay The Sea
Title:
St. Ann's Bay The Sea
Kennebunkport (ME), Linen unused


South Congregational Church
Title:
South Congregational Church
Kennebunkport (ME), Chrome PM 1950 Jul-13


 Rocky Pastures
Title:
Rocky Pastures
Kennebunkport (ME), Chrome PM 1977 Jun-24

Description:
Kennebunkport home of Kenneth Roberts, noted author of Boon Island, Oliver Wiswell, Northwest Passage, Arundel, etc.

St. Ann S By-The Sea Church
Title:
St. Ann S By-The Sea Church
Kennebunkport (ME), Linen unused


 House On The Hill
Title:
House On The Hill
Kennebunkport (ME), Chrome PM 1950 Aug-24

Description:
One of the finest eating spots in the State of Maine

Fishing Is Good At Cape Porpoise
Title:
Fishing Is Good At Cape Porpoise
Kennebunkport (ME), Chrome PM 1961 Jul-23

Description:
Fishing is good at Cape Porpoise Kennebunkport Maine

 The Colony
Title:
The Colony
Kennebunkport (ME), Chrome PM 1971 Aug-00

Description:
Mid June to Mid September

Arundel Opera Theatre & Academy Of Performing And Related Arts, North St
Title:
Arundel Opera Theatre & Academy Of Performing And Related Arts, North St
Kennebunkport (ME), Chrome unused

Description:
Present a summer season of Grand Opera in English, Operetta and Dance Attractions. Under direction of Boynton and Haithwaite. "Arundel, A Theatre with a difference" (From editorial, Portland Press Herald)

 Old Fort Inn
Title:
Old Fort Inn
Kennebunkport (ME), Divided Back PM 1921 Jun-27


A Bit Of Coast
Title:
A Bit Of Coast
Kennebunkport (ME), Divided Back PM 1912


 Typical Maine Church
Title:
Typical Maine Church
Kennebunkport (ME), Chrome PM 1957

Description:
The Congregational Church at Kennebunkport is one of the most photographed and noted church in Maine. Organized in 1730, built 1824. An all wood structure, it is a tribute to Maine's pioneer architectural Skill.

Seashore Trolley Museum
Title:
Seashore Trolley Museum
Kennebunkport (ME), Chrome unused

Description:
Among the last conventional type trolleys purchased by the Montreal Tramways Company of Montreal, Canada, were the 25 cars of the 2650 class, built by the Canadian Car & Foundry company, Ltd., of Montreal in 1930. Seashore's 2652 is one of this group, which was designed for operation in trains of two cars. It is the only car of this class to be preserved and is among the jewels in the collection of Montréal cars at the "World's Oldest and Largest Electric Railway Museum."

 Seashore Trolley Museum
Title:
Seashore Trolley Museum
Kennebunkport (ME), Chrome unused

Description:
No. 391, A 15 - bench open trolley from New Haven, Conn. (built by Osgood Bradley Co. in 1910) used to be a summer favorite to beaches, parks, picnics, or just to cool off on sweltering days. Visitors to the museum - like those pictured here - can enjoy old fashioned open are rides daily during the summer season. "World's Oldest and Largest Electric Railway Museum".

Roger's Cottage
Title:
Roger's Cottage
Kennebunkport (ME), Divided Back PM 1910


 The Trolley Museum
Title:
The Trolley Museum
Kennebunkport (ME), Chrome unused

Description:
Young and old alike find joy on the old open cars at The Trolley Museum

Kennebunkport Summer Playhouse
Title:
Kennebunkport Summer Playhouse
Kennebunkport (ME), Chrome unused


 The Trolley Museum
Title:
The Trolley Museum
Kennebunkport (ME), Chrome unused

Description:
Young and old alike find joy on the old open cars at The Trolley Museum

South Congregational Church
Title:
South Congregational Church
Kennebunkport (ME), Chrome PM 1954


 Seashore Trolley Museum
Title:
Seashore Trolley Museum
Kennebunkport (ME), Chrome unused

Description:
No. 4387 is a semi-convertible trolley from the Eastern Massachusetts Street Railway system, built by the Laconia (N. H.) Car Co. in 1918. Its windows drop down into pockets to admit summer breezes. Visitors to the museum can enjoy old fashioned trolley rides daily during the summer season. "World's Oldest and Largest Electric Railway Museum."

Sunset Rock
Title:
Sunset Rock
Kennebunkport (ME), Post Card (Undivided Back) PM 1906


 Picnic Rocks
Title:
Picnic Rocks
Kennebunkport (ME), Post Card (Undivided Back) PM 1906


Casino
Title:
Casino
Kennebunkport (ME), Post Card (Undivided Back) PM 1906


 Sunset Rock
Title:
Sunset Rock
Kennebunkport (ME), Post Card (Undivided Back) PM 1905


Sunset Rock
Title:
Sunset Rock
Kennebunkport (ME), Post Card (Undivided Back) PM 1906


 St. Ann'S By The Sea
Title:
St. Ann'S By The Sea
Kennebunkport (ME), Linen unused


River From River Road Bridge
Title:
River From River Road Bridge
Kennebunkport (ME), Divided Back unused


 Town House Waiting Room
Title:
Town House Waiting Room
Kennebunkport (ME), Divided Back PM 1907


Shawmut Inn
Title:
Shawmut Inn
Kennebunkport (ME), Chrome PM 1982

Description:
On the Oceanfront Kennebunkport, Maine.

 Orlando Cleaves
Title:
Orlando Cleaves
Kennebunkport (ME), Divided Back unused


Arundel Opera Theatre & Academy Of Performing And Related Arts, North St
Title:
Arundel Opera Theatre & Academy Of Performing And Related Arts, North St
Kennebunkport (ME), Chrome unused

Description:
Presents a summer season of Grand Opera in English, Operetta and Dance Attractions. Under direction of Boynton and a Haithwaite. "Arundel. A Theatre with a Difference" (From editorial, Portland Press Herald)

 River Scene
Title:
River Scene
Kennebunkport (ME), Linen PM 1938


From Picnic Rock, Kennebunk River
Title:
From Picnic Rock, Kennebunk River
Kennebunkport (ME), Divided Back unused


 Regina Used By Booth Tarkington
Title:
Regina Used By Booth Tarkington
Kennebunkport (ME), Linen PM 1937


The Congregational Church
Title:
The Congregational Church
Kennebunkport (ME), Linen unused


 The Congregational Church
Title:
The Congregational Church
Kennebunkport (ME), Linen PM 1955


Franciscan Monastery and St. Anthony Shrine
Title:
Franciscan Monastery and St. Anthony Shrine
Kennebunkport (ME), Linen PM 1950


 Booth Tarkington's Home
Title:
Booth Tarkington's Home
Kennebunkport (ME), Linen PM 1960


Seashore Trolley Museum
Title:
Seashore Trolley Museum
Kennebunkport (ME), Chrome unused

Description:
No. 1391, a 15-bench open trolley from New Haven, Conn. (built by Osgood Bradley Co. in 1910) used to be a summer favorite to beaches, parks, picnics, or just to cool off on sweltering days. Visitors to the museum - like those pictured here - can enjoy oldfashioned open car rides daily during the summer season

 Seashore Trolley Museum
Title:
Seashore Trolley Museum
Kennebunkport (ME), Chrome unused

Description:
Open cars used to be a summer favorite to parks, picnics, beaches, or just to cool off. Open cars like 838 (built in 1905 by J.M. Jones' Sons for New Haven, Conn.) run daily during the summer season for museum visitors

Seashore Trolley Museum
Title:
Seashore Trolley Museum
Kennebunkport (ME), Chrome unused

Description:
Seashore's No. 5060 is one of 50 semi-convertibles built by the J.G. Brill Company of Philadelphia, Pa., for the Boston Elevated Railway in 1906, and initially was operated in the East Boston Tunnel. Later transferred to surface routes, they were all retired between 1922 and 1929. No. 5060 was converted to a compressor car for the Boston Elevated's maintenance department in 1928 and was acquired in 1954 by the Seashore museum, where its reconversion to a passenger car is in progress

 Seashore Trolley Museum
Title:
Seashore Trolley Museum
Kennebunkport (ME), Chrome unused

Description:
Boston's transit system is well represented at the Seashore Trolley Museum, and one of the finest examples of old-time Hub streetcars is No. 1059. Built in 1895 by the Barney & Smith Car Co. (of Dayton, Ohio), it ran for many years on the Belt Line, which, among other points, served Boston's historic Scollay Square. The exterior of the car has been extensively restored, and similar attention will be given to its interior

Seashore Trolley Museum
Title:
Seashore Trolley Museum
Kennebunkport (ME), Chrome unused

Description:
Once a familiar sight in the City of Brotherly Love, this so-called ""Nearside"" car from Philadelphia is one of the trolleys of yesteryear preserved at the Seashore Trolley Museum at Kennebunkport, Maine. No. 6618 was built by J.G. Brill of Philadelphia in 1912. Because its trucks were designed for the city's track gauge of 5 ft. 2 1/4 in., they had to be rebuilt so the car could be operated on Seashore's standard (4 ft. 8 1/2 in.) gauge trackage. ""World's Oldest and Largest Electric Railway Museum

 Seashore Trolley Museum
Title:
Seashore Trolley Museum
Kennebunkport (ME), Chrome unused

Description:
One of 405 center-entrance motor cars purchased by the Boston Elevated Railway between 1917 and 1920. Seashore's No. 6270 was built by the Kuhlman Car Company of Cleveland, Ohio in 1918 and was last operated in 1952. These cars, which had a seating capacity of 56 but could carry another 100 as standees, were notable for their ability to handle large crowds on the subway and surface routes of the Boston system. Three hundred, of which 6270 was one, were equipped for operation in two or three car trains

St. Marthas Church
Title:
St. Marthas Church
Kennebunkport (ME), Divided Back PM 1914 Jan-08


 The Nonantum
Title:
The Nonantum
Kennebunkport (ME), Chrome PM 1967

Description:
The Nonantum On the river Kennebunkport

Gooch's Beach
Title:
Gooch's Beach
Kennebunkport (ME), Chrome PM 1953


 The Congregational Church
Title:
The Congregational Church
Kennebunkport (ME), Linen PM 1934


Shawmut Inn And Cottage
Title:
Shawmut Inn And Cottage
Kennebunkport (ME), Chrome PM 1962

Description:
In Lovely Kennebunkport


Total: 53 Items

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