Staten Island Postcards: Sailors Snug Harbor 2

1000 Richmond Terrace, overlooking the Kill Van Kull and New York Harbor. Established in 1830 by the Will of Captain Robert Richard Randall, a home for "aged and decrepit seamen." Now Snug Harbor Cultural Center.

Sailors Snug Harbor On The Kill Van Kull 1949

Sailors Snug Harbor on the Kill Van Kull, 1949.
Published by Weitzman's Photo Shop, Stapleton.

Sailors Snug Harbor, Governor's House, 1907

Sailor's Snug Harbor, Governor's House, 1907.
Published by Valentine & Sons, Great Britain

Sailor's Snug Harbor, 1949

Sailors Snug Harbor, Cottages on the Pass to the Cemetery, Circa 1910. Published by Valentine & Sons, Great Britain.

Sailor's Snug Harbor, Matron's House & Laundry, 1919

Sailor's Snug Harbor, Matron's House & Laundry, 1919
Published by Valentine & Sons, Great Britain

Sailor's Snug Harbor, Hospital, Circa 1910

Sailor's Snug Harbor, Hospital (Demolished), Circa 1910.
Published by Valentine & Sons, Great Britain

Sailor's Snug Harbor, New Brighton, Sanatorium, 1914

Sailor's Snug Harbor, New Brighton, The Sanatorium (Demolished), 1914. Published by W.J. Grimshaw, West New Brighton.

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