New York Ferry (1914) | Rachael Robinson Elmer

Embark on a nostalgic journey to early 20th century New York City with this charming giclée print of a vintage postcard depicting a bustling ferry scene by Rachael Robinson Elmer. Created in 1914, this delightful artwork captures the energy and excitement of New York Harbor, with ferry boats transporting passengers across the water, surrounded by iconic landmarks and the burgeoning cityscape. This print is a perfect addition for those who appreciate maritime history, vintage illustrations, or seek to add a touch of old New York charm to their décor.

Did You Know?

In the early 1900s, New York City's ferry system was a vital mode of transportation, carrying millions of passengers across the city's waterways each year. Before the construction of bridges like the Brooklyn Bridge and the Williamsburg Bridge, ferries were essential for connecting Manhattan to the surrounding boroughs and New Jersey.

Add this charming and nostalgic piece to your cart today and let the vintage beauty of Rachael Robinson Elmer's New York Ferry postcard bring a touch of historical charm and maritime allure to your home.