East Hampton New York Long Island Camp St Regis 1950s Postcard Unposted

Dating to the 1950s, this postcard depicts Camp St Regis in East Hampton, Long Island, during the postwar era when summer camps formed a significant part of the region’s seasonal culture.

East Hampton developed in the twentieth century as both an artists’ enclave and a longstanding summer destination, with private camps offering structured outdoor recreation for children. Equestrian programs were central to many of these camps, combining riding instruction, supervised trail work, and organized group exercises within carefully maintained grounds.

The image shows a line of mounted riders proceeding along a fenced dirt path beneath mature shade trees, with camp structures and a lakeside setting visible in the background. The composition emphasizes the orderly formation of the riders and the open grounds of the property. The reverse identifies Camp St Regis, East Hampton, Long Island, N.Y., and features a standard mid-century divided back layout consistent with 1950s production.

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