Where the Injured From the Burning of the "General Slocum" Were Taken (front)

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Black-and-white postcard showing Lincoln Hospital and Home of New York in the Bronx. The view is from the left side and shows the hospital building with an American flag on top of the roof and a spacious tree-lined approach. | Postcard sent with one-cent Benjamin Franklin stamp. | Handwritten message on bottom of front from Myrtle to Miss Emma Nunn of German Valley, N.J.

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Title

Where the Injured From the Burning of the "General Slocum" Were Taken (front)

Hospital Name

Lincoln Hospital and Home of New York

Date of Publication

[1904-1906]

Message

Three cups of coffee Myrtle

Language of Message

English

Recipient

Miss Emma Nunn | German Valley, N.J.

Names

Nunn, Emma
Myrtle

Subjects

Hospitals
Hospital buildings
Hospitals – New York (State) -- Bronx County
Lincoln Hospital and Home (New York, N.Y.)
Colored Home and Hospital (New York, N.Y.)
Lincoln Hospital (New York, N.Y.)
African Americans -- Hospitals
Trees
Lawns
Driveways
General Slocum (Steamboat)

Keywords

Grass

Geographic Subject

Bronx (New York, N.Y.)

Genre

Postcards
Correspondence
Exterior views

Postmark Date

3/20/1906

Second Postmark Location

German Valley, N.J.

Color

Black and white

Condition

Used

ID

nycbx_040

Repository

The New York Academy of Medicine