Catskill  Cats

The Catskill Cats

At the turn of the century a quaint tradition sprang up, where cats were used on postcards to represent the area known as the Catskill Mountains. Although not genealogical in nature, these postcards are an indication of the importance of the Catskill Mountain Region in tourism at the time. Boarding Houses were a significant industry in Greene County. The postcards traditionally  show four cats, each one representing the letters CATS.

From the collection of Sylvia Hasenkopf, unless otherwise noted


  Cats4.jpg (15009 bytes)      cats6.jpg (49829 bytes)      cats.jpg (22679 bytes)      wpe1B.jpg (458201 bytes)

 

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               cats2.jpg (155434 bytes)     cats3.jpg (140079 bytes)     cats1.jpg (143487 bytes)                  

 

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         wpe4.gif (100696 bytes)                wpe1.jpg (30492 bytes)

                                                                                                                                Courtesy of Joan 
                                                                                                                                  Ferris Popovic

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