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An AI-colorized view ca. 1950 of the Sandlass Beach Club parking lot filled with postwar American sedans — the Sandlass family house center-left with blue-trimmed windows, the Route 36 high bridge behind, three teenagers walking through the lot
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AI-colorized view — the Sandlass parking lot with Building 600, ca. 1950

ca. 1950

Highland Beach, foot of Sandy Hook

An AI-colorized view of the Sandlass Beach Club parking lot at Highland Beach on a summer afternoon, ca. 1950. Two-tone postwar American sedans of the Chevy Fleetline / Ford Custom / Buick Roadmaster era fill the lot in six or seven rows. The Sandlass family house — the future Building 600 — is at center-left with blue-trimmed windows and a hip roof. The Route 36 high bridge climbs behind. A small hip-roofed bathhouse office with a cupola sits at right. Three teenagers in white t-shirts cross the lot at center. The colorization is a modern editorial pass; the underlying composition is consistent with the family's other black-and-white parking-lot photographs of the era.

Sepia source and AI-colorized reinterpretation

A sepia photograph ca. 1946 of the Sandlass Beach Club parking lot — postwar American sedans in the foreground, dozens more behind, the family house / future Building 600 in the middle distance, the white bath-house office at right, the Highlands ridge behind
An AI-colorized view ca. 1950 of the Sandlass Beach Club parking lot filled with postwar American sedans — the Sandlass family house center-left with blue-trimmed windows, the Route 36 high bridge behind, three teenagers walking through the lot

Item record

Title
AI-colorized view — the Sandlass parking lot with Building 600, ca. 1950
Date
ca. 1950
Source
Sandlass Family Collection · via ATH archive
Contributor
Sandlass Family Collection
Rights
Sandlass Family Collection — permission granted for ATH publication
Slug
hb-family-img-9295

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AI-colorized view — the Sandlass parking lot with Building 600, ca. 1950 (ca. 1950). Sandlass Family Collection · via ATH archive The Highlands History Project, https://history.abovethehook.com/archive/hb-family-img-9295/.