1940s B&W Governor’s Summer Home (NJ National Guard), Sea Girt, New Jersey

Description

1369, CATEGORY: Location – New Jersey
TYPE:  1940s Dexter Press Co. of Pearl River, N.Y. “Silvercraft” Black & White Postcard (Chrome)
DESCRIPTION: “New Jersey, The Nation’s Playground.  Governor’s Summer Home at Sea Girt.  Located on the New Jersey National Guard camp grounds, facing the parade grounds, the little “White House” is the home of the New Jersey governors during the summer months.  The building formed the New Jersey exhibit at the Louisiana Purchase Exposition held at St. Louis in 1906 and was removed to Sea Girt when the exposition closed.”
CONDITION: Unused; never mailed…  Slight lower left corner stain
.  Minor corner and edge wear, soiling and toning.  Very Good condition
.
Sold AS IS. Look carefully at the pictures to Judge Condition for Yourself.
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