Native Windmill Aruba D.W.I.

Pan American Wharf at San Nicolas Aruba D.W.I.

Americana Hotel and Casino, a highlight of an Aruban vacation (Postcard, ca. 1980-1986)

Oranjestad, Aruba. Netherlands Antilles (Postcard, ca. 1980-1986)

Greetings from Aruba (Postcard, ca. 1980-1986)

Aruba, a Sunday at the Palm Beach (Postcard, ca. 1980-1986)

The world famous Natural Bridge (Postcard, ca. 1980-1986)

Aruba, Sunset at the Pool (Postcard, ca. 1980-1986)

The famous palm beaches of Aruba (Postcard, ca. 1980-1986)

Early walk at the beautiful beaches (Postcard, ca. 1980-1986)

Aruba. Pelicans (Postcard, ca. 1980-1986) Pelicans close to the Tamarijn Beach Hotel, taking a sun rest

Aruba. Sisal Plants (Postcard, ca. 1980-1986) Several Sisal plants growing wild in the Aruban countryside

Aruba - Bali Floating Restaurant at the Harbour of Oranjestad (Postcard, ca. 1980-1986)

Greetings from Aruba. Lago Oil Refinery (Postcard, ca. 1980-1986) Lago Oil Refinery, one of the world's largest, most modern and cleanest refinery and desulphurization plants

St. Anna Church, Noord, Aruba (Postcard, ca. 1980-1986) St. Anna Church, with famous handcarved wooden oak altar and artistically designed leaded windows

Aruba; Casibari Rock Garden (Postcard, ca. 1980-1986) Casibari Rock Garden, with its unique nature sculptured and stacked shape. Aruba, Netherlands Antilles

Greetings from Aruba. Divi-Divi Tree (Postcard, ca. 1980-1986) The famous Divi-Divi Tree is a well-known landmark of Aruba. Due to the fact that the Tradewind always blows from one direction this tree grows with the direction of this wind

Aruba's Natural Beauty: Countryside with Divi Divi tree and Hooiberg, Aruba (Postcard, ca. 1980-1986)

The Old Mill - Aruba (Postcard, ca. 1980-1986) Photo Hans W. Hannau. The "Olde Molen", which means the old windmill, is over 200 years old and was brought to Aruba from the Netherlands. A fine restaurant in the old atmosphere, is located in this famous mill

Aruba's famous and unique Natural Bridge (Postcard, ca. 1980-1986)

Aruba's famous and unique Natural Bridge (Postcard, ca. 1980-1986)

Tamarijn Beach hotel - Aruba (Postcard, ca. 1979) Greetings from Aruba, Holiday Paradise in the Caribbean

Tamarijn Beach hotel - Aruba (Postcard, ca. 1979) Greetings from Aruba, Holiday Paradise in the Caribbean

View on Daimari, old plantation on Aruba's north coast. Typical Aruban house in foreground (Postcard, ca. 1972)

Typical Aruban landscape with Haystack mountain in the background (Postcard, ca. 1971)

Divi Divi Beach Hotel - Aruba, Netherlands Antilles, pool side terrace and Pelican bar, overlooking snow white Eagle Beach (Postcard, ca. 1970)

Statue of the late Mr. Juan Enrique Yrausquin (Postcard, ca. 1969) During his life Mr. Yrausquin has unfolded a good deal of activities for his native island. What he has done for Aruba will always be remembered and will always be a symbol of his attachment to his people for which he did so much

Rocks and cacti at Piedra Plat, Aruba (Postcard, ca. 1969)

Modern hotels on Palm Beach (Postcard, ca. 1969)

The Sunny Caribbean. Tropical fishing boats (Postcard, ca. 1969)

The sunny Caribbean. Native Fish Market (Postcard, ca. 1968)

Bali Restaurant, Aruba, Netherlands Antilles (Postcard, ca. 1968) A popular meeting place for residents and visitors alike, this charming restaurant is right on the water and has a commanding view of the harbor. Indonesian foods are speciality of the house.

Palm Beach with the Aruba Caribbean Hotel, Aruba, Netherlands Antilles (Postcard, ca. 1967)

View on the Olde Molen, Aruba, Netherlands Antilles (Postcard, ca. 1967)

Beatrix Airport, Aruba, Netherlands Antilles (Postcard, ca. 1966)

Interior of floating restaurant Bali, famous for its Indonesian dishes. Kleine steiger, Oranjestad (Postcard, ca. 1966)

Luxurious Aruba Caribbean Hotel and Casino, Palm Beach, Aruba (Postcard, ca. 1965)

Roman Catholic church, St. Franciscus, Oranjestad (Postcard, ca. 1965)

Fruit market in Oranjestad, Aruba (Postcard, ca. 1965)

Local steelband entertaining at the Aruba Caribbean Hotel and Casino, Palm Beach, Aruba (Postcard, ca. 1965)