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Discover a fascinating piece of New York City history with this vintage linen postcard featuring an aerial view of the Veterans Administration Hospital in the Bronx. The card captures the impressive scale of the hospital complex, located at 130 W. Kingsbridge Road in the Kingsbridge Section of West Bronx, offering a unique glimpse into the architecture and landscape of the era. The detailed illustration highlights the numerous red brick buildings, manicured lawns, and surrounding roadways, providing a comprehensive perspective of this significant institution.This collectible postcard, produced using the E. C. Kropp Co.'s TEKNITONE PROCESS, showcases the distinctive texture characteristic of linen postcards popular in the mid-20th century. The aerial photography is attributed to S. Stanley Shook, adding another layer of historical interest. The reverse side bears a clear 1951 postmark from the Bronx Central Station, along with a 1 Cent George Washington stamp, making it a wonderful piece for collectors of New York memorabilia, hospital history, or vintage linen postcards. The postcard also notes its location overlooking the Harlem River and Spuyten Duyvil.
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