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FMTC property in 1927. Shows land purchased from Emily Butler in 1923 and a parcel sold to John Jackson in 1926
FMTC property in 1927. Shows land purchased from Emily Butler ...
A 1937 publicity photograph featuring Charles O'Hearn playing singles. Only two men have won both the Singles and Doubles in the same year - O'Hearn(1937)  and Bob Kleinert (1984)
A 1937 publicity photograph featuring Charles O'Hearn playing ...
Men’s Doubles Nationals, 1939. Witherbe Black (left) and Sidney B. Wood, winner of Wimbledon in 1931.
Men’s Doubles Nationals, 1939. Witherbe Black (left) and Sid...
Final of Men's National Championship 1940, Fox Meadow Tennis Club, Scarsdale, NY
Final of Men's National Championship 1940, Fox Meadow Tennis C...
Francis Xavier Alexander (Frank) Shields, Sr. (1909-1975) was a professional tennis player in the 1920s and 1930s. He was the grandfather of actress Brooke Shields
Francis Xavier Alexander (Frank) Shields, Sr. (1909-1975) was ...
Paul Hicks - photo from Life magazine article
Paul Hicks - photo from Life magazine article
Blanchard and Cogswell on the ice at FMTC
Blanchard and Cogswell on the ice at FMTC
Charles M. O'Hearn, FMTC President, 1947-1948
Charles M. O'Hearn, FMTC President, 1947-1948
Tennis in 1964
Tennis in 1964
1965 Men's Nationals - From left: Muth & Latour and Hebard & Carver
1965 Men's Nationals - From left: Muth & Latour and Hebard & C...
John Beck and Herb Fitz Gibbon, 1974 Men's Nationals Champions
John Beck and Herb Fitz Gibbon, 1974 Men's Nationals Champions
The lucky one's have seats at the 1977 Nationals at Fox Meadow Tennis Club, Scarsdale, NY.
The lucky one's have seats at the 1977 Nationals at Fox Meadow...
The Men's 70+ National Championship was played for the first annual on March 28, 1982 in Franklin Lakes, New Jersey.
The Men's 70+ National Championship was played for the first a...
Mack McKitterick on the Cogswell court
Mack McKitterick on the Cogswell court
An early ad in American Lawn Tennis magazine
An early ad in American Lawn Tennis magazine
Illustrious names in the game's development. Left to right: Brent, Cogswell, Hynson and O'Hearn
Illustrious names in the game's development. Left to right: Br...
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