"If You Follow the Road to Harmon, You Surely Can't Go Wrong" by C.K. Nazu, manager of the Nikko Tea House, Harmon-on-Hudson (c. 1907-1910). This verse appeared on a promotional postcard for the Japanese-themed tea house built by Clifford Harmon. Hand-lettered artwork by artist with initials "W.K."

Of Harmon on the Hudson You surely must have heard, But if you'll give attention I should like a word,

About the Nikko Tea House, On the wooded Croton's brink, The situation picturesque; The food is fine we think;

So get a horse or motor car, And bring your friends along; If you follow the road to Harmon, You surely can't go wrong.