Welcome to Mother Brown's Cape May House

(owned by Betty Brown's children, doing business as Mother Brown's Company, Inc.)

Cape May Scenes

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Sunset View from Last Jetty to Cape May Point

Lighthouse at Cape May Point State Park

Afternoon View from Last Jetty to Cape May Point

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Schooner at Windsor Beach

Trawler at Windsor Beach

Lifeboat at Windsor Beach

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Early Morning View at Windsor Beach

Postcard Sunset View to Cape May Point

Deserted Windsor Beach View at Evening

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Grant Beach View from Windsor Beach Jetty

View to Promenade from Windsor Beach

Windsor Beach View from Grant Beach Jetty

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Congress Place

Washington Street Pedestrian Mall

Eight Stockton Cottages

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Concrete Ship Postcard Cape May Point

Sunken Ship at Sunset Cape May Point

Horseshoe Crabs in Surf Cape May Point

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Windsor Hotel Postcard

Windsor Hotel Postcard with Brown Family at Beach

Windsor Hotel Art Card

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Surf at Windsor Beach

Jetty at Grant Beach

Surf at Windsor Beach

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Surf at Grant Beach

Turreted House

Cape May-Lewes Ferry

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Congress Place Postcard

Railroad Station Postcard

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Concord Hotel Postcard

Railroad Station Postcard

Alcott House Postcard

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Thompson House Postcard

North Winds Postcard

Mansard Postcard

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Lighthouse Postcard

Lighthouse Illustration

Postcard Book

Note: Many of the historic black and white postcard views are reproduced with permission from the book

Cape May in Vintage Postcards, by Don & Pat Pocher

This book, shown at above right, can be purchased at local bookshops in Cape May or through the Cape May Historical Society. Many of the buildings and street scenes shown in these postcards remain intact today and many are in the immediate neighborhood of the Brown Family house at 209 Windsor Avenue.

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A brief guide to visiting Historic Cape May.