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VTG 1906 Paragon Park Nantasket Beach MA Amusement Park Postcard Hingham Mass For Sale


VTG 1906 Paragon Park Nantasket Beach MA Amusement Park Postcard Hingham Mass
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VTG 1906 Paragon Park Nantasket Beach MA Amusement Park Postcard Hingham Mass:
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Step back in time with this captivating 1906 postcard featuring a vibrant aerial view of Paragon Park at Nantasket Beach, New England. This historical gem showcases the bustling amusement park in its early glory, highlighting the impressive "World's Fair 50,000, Creation 100,000 Electric Lights, 20 Acres" as proudly proclaimed on the card itself. The detailed illustration depicts numerous rides, attractions, and crowds, offering a fascinating glimpse into a popular leisure destination of the Edwardian era. The scene is further enhanced by the surrounding water, complete with sailing boats and a distant bridge, all under a luminous moon or bright sky.This specific postcard is a testament to early 20th-century printing, published by The Metropolitan News Co., Boston, Mass., and notably "Printed in Germany," indicating a common practice of high-quality lithographic production from that period. The reverse side bears a clear Hingham, Massachusetts postmark dated August 24, 1906, and a one-cent Franklin stamp, confirming its historical postage and use. Addressed to Mr. August Anderson in Milford, Mass., this piece offers a tangible connection to the past, preserving a slice of New England's recreational history and the golden age of postcards.
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