Box 1
Contains 206 Results:
Jordan Pond, Mt. Desert Island, ME., 1928
These postcards were collected by the Donor’s aunt (Carli Belle Gail) throughout the early 1900s. Some of the postcards were mailed, and have handwritten inscription. The collection includes postcards from all over the United States and Quebec Canada. A researcher might be interested in tourist destinations and sites of the early 1900s or the printing/design of the postcards.
Yuma Indians Today, 1926
These postcards were collected by the Donor’s aunt (Carli Belle Gail) throughout the early 1900s. Some of the postcards were mailed, and have handwritten inscription. The collection includes postcards from all over the United States and Quebec Canada. A researcher might be interested in tourist destinations and sites of the early 1900s or the printing/design of the postcards.
Old International Bridge between El Paso, Texas and C. Juarez, Mexico. Still in Use., undated
These postcards were collected by the Donor’s aunt (Carli Belle Gail) throughout the early 1900s. Some of the postcards were mailed, and have handwritten inscription. The collection includes postcards from all over the United States and Quebec Canada. A researcher might be interested in tourist destinations and sites of the early 1900s or the printing/design of the postcards.
Gold Room of the Methodist Dining Room, 1oo Maryland Avenue, Northeast, Washington, D.C., 1928
These postcards were collected by the Donor’s aunt (Carli Belle Gail) throughout the early 1900s. Some of the postcards were mailed, and have handwritten inscription. The collection includes postcards from all over the United States and Quebec Canada. A researcher might be interested in tourist destinations and sites of the early 1900s or the printing/design of the postcards.
Crater of an Ancient Giant, California Redwood Park, 1929
These postcards were collected by the Donor’s aunt (Carli Belle Gail) throughout the early 1900s. Some of the postcards were mailed, and have handwritten inscription. The collection includes postcards from all over the United States and Quebec Canada. A researcher might be interested in tourist destinations and sites of the early 1900s or the printing/design of the postcards.
Madam Ellen Beach Yaw, at her home, Covina, California, undated
These postcards were collected by the Donor’s aunt (Carli Belle Gail) throughout the early 1900s. Some of the postcards were mailed, and have handwritten inscription. The collection includes postcards from all over the United States and Quebec Canada. A researcher might be interested in tourist destinations and sites of the early 1900s or the printing/design of the postcards.
Fig Industry. Drying Figs in the Sun., 1910
These postcards were collected by the Donor’s aunt (Carli Belle Gail) throughout the early 1900s. Some of the postcards were mailed, and have handwritten inscription. The collection includes postcards from all over the United States and Quebec Canada. A researcher might be interested in tourist destinations and sites of the early 1900s or the printing/design of the postcards.
Fruit Drying, undated
These postcards were collected by the Donor’s aunt (Carli Belle Gail) throughout the early 1900s. Some of the postcards were mailed, and have handwritten inscription. The collection includes postcards from all over the United States and Quebec Canada. A researcher might be interested in tourist destinations and sites of the early 1900s or the printing/design of the postcards.
California Orange Packing House, 1909
These postcards were collected by the Donor’s aunt (Carli Belle Gail) throughout the early 1900s. Some of the postcards were mailed, and have handwritten inscription. The collection includes postcards from all over the United States and Quebec Canada. A researcher might be interested in tourist destinations and sites of the early 1900s or the printing/design of the postcards.
Animal Tree, Big Basin, Santa Cruz Co. California, undated
These postcards were collected by the Donor’s aunt (Carli Belle Gail) throughout the early 1900s. Some of the postcards were mailed, and have handwritten inscription. The collection includes postcards from all over the United States and Quebec Canada. A researcher might be interested in tourist destinations and sites of the early 1900s or the printing/design of the postcards.