The Rhinebeck Historical Society scanned quite a number of cards a few years back. It is a very nice collection and the effort is commendable (read about it here). Unfortunately, it’s in a database that’s not browsing enabled. If you don’t know exactly what to search for or if you don’t have hours to spend poking around, it’s really hard to see what they have. The same thing holds true for the Museum of Rhinebeck History collection. Although it’s not as large, it too is hard to access. 

What this page provides is a gallery view of the more interesting cards they hold that aren’t elsewhere on this website (or perhaps just in better condition). Between this website and the gallery below, you are seeing pretty much everything known on Rhinebeck (and Red Hook as a bonus). These images are merely low-density screenshots for your browsing convenience. If there is card/image you want a copy of, note the last 2-3 number in the filename, then go here for the RHS or here for the MRH to search for the original. 

Note that all of these images are the property of the RHS & MRH and cannot be used for any reason other than for personal use without their expressed written permission. 

CLICK ON THE FIRST PICTURE IN EACH GALLERY TO START A CATEGORY SLIDESHOW