Image: Post Office, Paterson, NJ

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Description: Matte black and white photo postcard of the post office, Paterson, New Jersey. Back is NOT divided. It reads "This side for the address only. Conforms to the requirements of section 418, Postal Laws and Regulations." There is no message on the back of the card. Constructed in 1899 as the United States Post Office following a design of architect Fred Wesley Wentworth in the Dutch Baroque Revival style. The county acquired the building in 1936 when was re-dedicated as the Passaic County Administration Building and annexed to the adjacent county court house, and is known as the Old Court House Annex.
Title: Post Office, Paterson, NJ
Credit: Self-scanned
Author: J. Koehler, N.Y.
Usage Terms: Public domain
License: Public domain
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Fred Wesley Wentworth

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