A view looking down New York Avenue in Westfield, New Jersey, with a white church and slender steeple standing at the left, frame houses with porches lining the right side, and bare autumn trees arching over an unpaved dirt road. Westfield was a railroad suburb of roughly a few thousand residents in this era, its tree-lined avenues and church spires typical of a prosperous Union County commuter town. The tinted coloring and red caption lettering are characteristic of color lithograph postcards of the 1905-1915 period.
Color lithograph with red printed caption; slight edge and corner wear, thin white margin at edges.
No postmark. Divided-back card with ornate green "POST CARD" imprint, "This Space for Writing Messages" / "This side for the Address only", and a "Place Stamp Here Domestic One cent Foreign Two cents" box. Publisher imprint along left edge: "Pub. by Schaefer & Frutchey, Westfield, N.J. No. 2494 Made in Germany". Light toning and slight wear at corners; no stamp, no message.
Cite this card
New York Avenue, Westfield, New Jersey, circa 1910, postcard, c. 1907. PostalPast Collection. https://postalpast.com/postcard/new-york-avenue-westfield-new-jersey-circa-1910. Accessed October 24, 2026.
