Post Cards of Gloucester in early 1900′s from a friend’s Private Collection. The collection is a treasure of over 600 post cards ranging from 1905 – 1960′s. I am capturing them electronically (scanning) to preserve the images.
I selected a few that you might enjoy.
 | john on Time to Move On |
 | Lia on Ringo and His Flag Crew From B… |
 | Bill on Catherine Ryan confirms Rockaw… |
| MFS on Vintage Gloucester – Art… |
 | Cape Ann Giclee (@Ca… on Munchma Quchi? |
 | Kathy Chapman on North Coast Angler Fishing Rep… |
 | Sista Felicia on EOD |
| Sista Felicia on Curry Lamb – Favorite Me… |
| Sista Felicia on THIS SUNDAY!!!!! Khan Studio a… |
 | Willie Loco Alexande… on Willie at the Cape Ann Communi… |
| Anonymous on Bananas Barbie Doll Chand… |
 | Kim Smith on Munchma Quchi? |
 | E.J. on Munchma Quchi? |
 | selwyn marock on Breed Specific Legislation (BS… |
 | Joey C on The Man Behind the Claw |
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Love em….These pictures make me fear some peoples ideas of tearing down the City Hall building
Would love to see more of these!
Love older people and totally love the older pictures. So nice to see what it use to look like.
I actually bought some old Gloucester postcards off of ebay. I got some of the old hotels that aren’t around anymore (Moorland, Hawthorne, Delphine), City Hall, and more. I hadn’t see these before and love them!
want to know — old post office, savoy hotel – what’s on those sites now?
The old post office on Post Office Square was on the corner of Pleasant and Main. The building was rebuilt and became Woolworth’s and is now Magic Scarf/Action/ Art Haven. I loved going in there in the spring to see the baby chicks for sale in the basement
The building was and is attached to the WG Brown building which housed Brown’s Department Store, one of the first department stores in the nation.A book could be written about Brown’s!
The Savoy was one a few hotels on the east end of Main Street, Water Street, Rogers Street. The Savoy was more/less across from Michel’s Diner that is now Supreme Roast Beef. Kind of in Walgreens/Dunkin parking lot- where A&P used to be. The actual street it was on isn’t there any longer. I’m showing my age…!
Showing “our” age. Nice explanation Linn.
Thanks!
These are awesome! I love old postcards. any more?