New York Tea Rooms

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New York State Tea Room Gallery, in alphabetical order by name of city or town.

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Buffalo, NY

McGeralds Tea Room, Buffalo, New York, postcard front
McGeralds Tea Room, Buffalo, New York, postcard back

East Aurora, NY

Roycrofters Tea House, and Reading Room, East Aurora, New York, postcard front
Roycrofters Tea House, and Reading Room, East Aurora, New York, postcard back

Morrisville, NY

General exterior view of the Summit Farm Tea Room, Morrisville, New York, postcard front. Thora Osland, a Swedish immigrant was the proprietor; her specialties were Swedish foods and the sale of rustic, hand-woven Swedish baskets to tourists.
Summit Farm Tea Room with Swedish baskets, Morrisville, New York, postcard front.
Summit Farm Tea Room with an array of Swedish baskets, quilts, and American primitive antiiques, Morrisville, New York, postcard front.
Summit Farm Tea Room, Morrisville, New York, the back used on both of the postcards featuring Swedish baskets.

New York City, NY

Colonia Tea Room, 379 5th Avenue, New York City, New York, postcard front.
Colonia Tea Room, 379 5th Avenue, New York City, New York, postcard back.
Garden Tea Room, ONeill's, New York City, New York, postcard front.
Garden Tea Room, ONeill's, New York City, New York, postcard back.
Gift Shop Tea Room, New York City, New York, interior, postcard front. This tea room was famed because every item in it was for sale.
Gift Shop Tea Room, New York City, New York, interior, postcard back.
Mad Hatter Tea Room, Greenwich Viliage, New York City, New York, RPPC postcard front, photo by Jessie Tarbox Beals.
Will O The Wisp Tea Room, Sheridan Square, New York City, New York, RPPC postcard front, photo by Jessie Tarbox Beals.

Niagara Falls, NY

Colonial Tea Room, Niagara Falls, New York, linen era, postcard front.
Colonial Tea Room, Niagara Falls, New York, postcard back.

Seneca Falls, NY

The Windmill Tea Room, Service Station, and Tourist Camp, Seneca Falls, New York, postcard front, linen era.
The Windmill Tea Room, Service Station, and Tourist Camp, Seneca Falls, New York, postcard back, linen era.

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