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Vintage The Tepee Cherry Valley NY Route 20 Roadside Attraction Chrome Postcard For Sale


Vintage The Tepee Cherry Valley NY Route 20 Roadside Attraction Chrome Postcard
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Vintage The Tepee Cherry Valley NY Route 20 Roadside Attraction Chrome Postcard:
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Explore a classic piece of Americana with this vibrant vintage postcard featuring 'The Tepee' roadside attraction. The card captures the unique conical structure, a popular stop located two miles west of Historic Cherry Valley, New York, on U.S. Route 20. In the foreground, a figure in a traditional Native American headdress stands proudly, inviting travelers to discover the treasures within. Period-appropriate automobiles, reminiscent of the late 1950s or early 1960s, are parked nearby, adding to the nostalgic charm of the scene. The lush, rolling hills of the New York landscape provide a picturesque backdrop.The Tepee, operated by Ken and Iris Gurney, was a hub for Indiancraft, souvenirs, soft drinks, ice cream, and gifts, including genuine Indian turquoise jewelry, moccasins, and beaded belts, with mail orders accepted. This postcard itself is a testament to mid-century printing, a 'Genuine Natural Color' chrome postcard manufactured by the renowned Dexter Press, Inc. of West Nyack, N. Y., and published by Bob Wyer of Delhi, N.Y. The Ektachrome photography by Bob Wyer captures the scene with vivid clarity, preserving a moment in time from this memorable New York destination.
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