Ocean City, MD: New Beach Motel, Philadelphia Ave., & 26th Street... on the beach...This vintage linen postcard captures the New Beach Motel, once welcoming travelers at Philadelphia Avenue and 26th Street, right on the beach in Ocean City, Maryland. Set along the Atlantic shore in Worcester County, Ocean City was incorporated in 1880 and grew into one of the East Coast's beloved seaside resort towns, drawing summer crowds to its sandy beaches and ocean breezes. From the 1930s through the 1940s, "linen" postcards reached their golden

appealing to history enthusiasts and collectors alike

This image serves not only as a visual record but also as a connection to the past

The image serves as both a historical document and a visual representation of the architectural styles that define the area

a significant collection that documents the early architecture of the region

a prominent photographer known for her work in American architecture

meticulously documented these architectural treasures

features a significant architectural site located in Richmond

and Anne Hobson are noted as associated names in the homes history

It is a valuable addition for collectors and history enthusiasts interested in the rich architectural narratives of Virginia

The survey has contributed significantly to our understanding of the regions historical buildings

It offers a glimpse into early 19th-century American life and craftsmanship in North Carolina

encapsulating a moment in time that reflects the artistry and design principles of the era