Richfield Springs New York Hotel Hand Colored 1910 Postcard Posted Divided

This postcard was mailed in 1910 and features the Richfield Hotel in Richfield Springs, New York, a destination associated with the region’s early twentieth-century mineral spring resort culture.

Richfield Springs developed as a noted health and leisure retreat in the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, drawing visitors to its reputed mineral waters and quiet rural setting. Hotels like the Richfield served seasonal guests seeking rest, treatment, and social activity, forming the backbone of the town’s tourism economy during its peak years.

The hand-colored image shows a multi-story wooden hotel with wraparound porches and dormered rooflines, designed to accommodate extended stays and provide outdoor relaxation space. Adjacent buildings and the broad dirt roadway emphasize the small-town environment, while the soft tinting enhances architectural details and the pastoral atmosphere typical of resort postcards of the period.

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