1940s
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Newcastle Hotel 1940
12th Street and Atlantic Ave.
The Shoreham 1940
18th Street and Atlantic Ave
1940
Roanoke Cottage 1940
22nd Street and Atlantic Ave.
Cabins 1941
Virginia Beach Blvd. Cabins
Cavalier Hotel 1941
Murray's 1941
23rd Street and Aatlantic Ave.
Chalfonte 1941
Sea Pines Apartments 1942
33rd Street and Atlantic Ave.
1942
Over the course of several days in June, 1942, the bodies of seven British sailors washed ahore on our southern beaches. They were buried in small cmemtery at the Oak Grove Baptist Church. A young girl in the congregation felt badly that there were no flowers for the graves so she adorned them with pine branches.
The Spotswood Arms 1943
26th Street and Atlantic Ave.
1943
Harbor control station at Fort Story.
Pinewood Hotel 1944
9th Street and Atlantic Ave.
Terrace Beach Club 1944
1944
Rt 60 (Shore Drive).
The Virginia Lee Hotel 1944
Cavalier 1944
Albermarle 1944
Main Lounge
Post Office 1945
Pocahontas 1945
19th Street and Atlantic Ave.
Star of the Sea 1945
1945
Cape Henry Day, April 29th.
Cavalier 1946
July 1946
Vacation!
Cavalier Hotel 1946
July 1946
Vacation!
Princess Anne Hotel 1946
Living Room
1946
The Dolphin Cottage 1947
17th Street and Atlantic Ave.
The Essex House 1947
16th Street and Atlantic Ave.
1947
15th Street and Atlantic Ave. This would become the Peppermint Dance Club.
Albermarle 1948
24th Street and Atlantic Ave.
The Breakers 1948
25th Street and Atlantic Ave.
Beachcroft Hotel 1948
Colony Restaurant 1948
Jimmie's Terrace 1948
29th Street and Atlantic Ave. This would become the Top Hat.
Tourist Haven 1948
15th Street and Atlantic Ave.
The Ocean Club 1948
!6th Street and Atlantic Ave.
Marilyn's Inn 1949
23rd Street and Atlantic Ave.
The Gay Manor 1949
39th Street and Atlantic Ave.
Hathaway Trailer Park 1949
South end of Atlantic Ave,
1949
The Atlantic Hote 1949
22nd Street and Atlantic Ave.