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 SEYMOUR DURST 
 
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 Because it has heen said 
 "Ever'thing comes t' him who waits 
 
 Except a loaned book.'' 
 
 Avery Architectural and Fine Arts Library 
 Gift of Seymour B. Durst Old York Library 
 
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 PUBLISHED BV 
 
 L. H. NELSON COMPANY 
 
 PORTLAND, MAINE 
 
 Publishers of Souvenir Books and Pictures of Prominent Cities and Summer Resorts 
 
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 STATION OF PENN. R R. AND CENTRAL R. R. OF N. J 
 At which 60,000 to 100,000 visitors arrive each season 
 
Fifth Avenue Pavilion in the background 
 
LOOKING DOWN M ATT I SO N AVENUE FROM DEPOT • 
 Showing Mcnmouth Building 
 
BABY PARADE, 1903, ASBURY PARK 
 
ONE OF THE PRIZE WINNERS — BABY PARADE, I 9 O 5 . ASBURY t A R K 
 
POST OFFICE 
 Driveway between Wesley Lake and Cookman Avenue 
 
WATCHING THE BATHERS. ASBURY PARK 
 
FISHING PIER, LENGTH 500 FEET 
 Sea Bass, weighing fron 16 1-2 to 2? 1-4 pounds, were caught off this pier in June, 1905 
 
HIGH TIDE 
 
 Ocean Grove, showing Plaza Hotel, also Merr>po-round and Ferris Wheel, the latter being the mjst popular amusement of the resort 
 
NEW ASBURY AVENUE PAVILION 
 Illuminated with 3.000 incandescent lights 
 
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PROPOSED PAVILION AT FOOT OF DEAL LAKE 
 ath Avenue, Asbury Park 
 
FISHING PIER AT ASBURY PARK — 500 FEET IN LENGTH 
 With Sun Parlor for the accommodation of hotel guests 
 
OCEAN AT SECOND AVENUE 
 Pickaninnies in the surf at their Bathing Grounds 
 
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