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Bathing on Monmouth Beach: An American seaside home for working women. [With inset:] Seashore [sic] Cottage, Atlanticville, U.S.A

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Bathing on Monmouth Beach: An American seaside home for working women. [With inset:] Seashore [sic] Cottage, Atlanticville, U.S.A

by Monmouth Beach, New Jersey.) Harral, Horace, fl. 1844-91, engraver

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Extract from: The Graphic (London) xiii.15 (9 April 1881) 357     ¶ A CHARMING NINETEENTH-CENTURY BEACH-SCENE taken at the southern end of Monmouth Beach in New Jersey, about ten miles south of Sandy Hook. The inset shows a group of women playing croquet on the lawn of the Sea Shore Cottage in Atlanticville (North Long Branch) nearby: This establishment had been opened three years earlier by Margaret Cook (Durbin) Harper (1830-1886), as "a Summer Resort for the young working women of New York, who are in need of rest and recreation, with but a limited time to spare and insufficient means to pay the charges at the usual resorts". Mrs Harper was married to Fletcher Harper Jr, of Harper & Brothers, publishers, New York.   ¶ SCARCE: No example of this print is preserved in the Monmouth Beach Cultural Center.   ||| Collation: One-half leaf (188 x 293 mm). Wood-engraving 148 x 223 mm (with circular inset, diameter 87 mm) signed "H. Harral sc." in the block lower right.  Condition: Slight stain lower margin; withal a very good copy, good margins.  Reference: See the Margaret Cook (Durbin) Harper papers 1878-1885, University of Rochester (New York) manuscript register no. D.57. .

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Bathing on Monmouth Beach: An American seaside home for working women. [With inset:] Seashore [sic] Cottage, Atlanticville, U.S.A
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Monmouth Beach, New Jersey.) Harral, Horace, fl. 1844-91, engraver
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Extract from: The Graphic (London) xiii.15 (9 April 1881) 357
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Monmouth Beach New Jersey NJ Harral Horace engraver Bathing on Monmouth Beach An American seaside home for working women Seashore Sea Shore Cottage Atlanticville North Long Branch Margaret Cook Durbin Harper Fletcher Harper Jr Harper & and Brothers pu
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