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A newspaper advertisement ca. 1930 for Sandy Hook Steamer day excursions to Mrs. Sandlass' at Highland Beach — headline MEET MRS. SANDLASS, illustration of a cook with a steaming pot, steamboat schedule details from West 42nd Street

Meet Mrs. Sandlass — Sandy Hook Steamers newspaper advertisement, ca. 1930

ca. 1930

Highland Beach, foot of Sandy Hook

A New York newspaper advertisement for a Sandy Hook Steamer day excursion to Highland Beach, ca. 1930. The headline reads MEET MRS. SANDLASS. The ad copy: "The most mouth-watering, delicious dinner you ever ate, awaits you at Highland Beach. Savory clam chowder that makes you hungry just to smell it… fresh-caught fish, well-cooked vegetables and home-made apple pie… How to get it? Take a Sandy Hook Steamer for a sail-rail-motor trip down the coast to Mrs. Sandlass' — then enjoy the surf until you're ready to come home. It costs only $3.00 — dinner and everything!" Schedule information runs down the left column: departures from West 42nd Street, phone Barclay 9670. Signed: SANDY HOOK STEAMERS · OPERATED BY NEW JERSEY CENTRAL. Dating on the Barclay exchange and the illustration style places the ad in the late 1920s or early 1930s.

Item record

Title
Meet Mrs. Sandlass — Sandy Hook Steamers newspaper advertisement, ca. 1930
Date
ca. 1930
Source
Sandlass Family Collection · via ATH archive
Contributor
Sandlass Family Collection
Rights
Sandlass Family Collection — permission granted for ATH publication
Slug
hb-family-img-8500

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Meet Mrs. Sandlass — Sandy Hook Steamers newspaper advertisement, ca. 1930 (ca. 1930). Sandlass Family Collection · via ATH archive The Highlands History Project, https://history.abovethehook.com/archive/hb-family-img-8500/.