This card from Heidi is a gem! Her mother snapped this picture of Elvis back in Elvis' army days in Germany. Heidi had the photo made into postcards and I am honoured to now own one. Love it!!! Thanks, Heidi!!
The Claude Moore Colonial Farm at Turkey Run demonstrates the life of a poor farm family in Northern Virginia prior to the Revolutionary War. Tobacco is the main cash crop of the era. It is harvested in August and placed in this tobacco house to cure.
More copper has been produced at Bingham Copper Mine in Utah han any other mine in history - nearly 16 million tonnes! The mine is just 25 miles from downtown Salt Lake City. If all the roads in the open pit mine were stretched out, they would equal 500 miles of roadway.
Originally built in 1888 by Henry Flagler in a Spanish style with gorgeous Tiffany stained glass windows. In 1968 the hotel was converted into a four year liberal arts college - Flagler College.
The oldest wooden school house in the USA is in St. Augustine, Florida. It's exact age is unknown but it dates back to at least 1716 according to tax records. Great choice of postcard Victoria! Thank you!
Fantastic card from Rocky! Love it! This card actually has a printing date on it (something I wish more postcards had) of 1993. Somehow it feels older than that though.
When I received a card similar to this from Carmen last summer I suspected it was part of a series. Now she has send me this cute card .... and confirmed my suspicions about it being a series. Thank you Carmen!
Look at all the happy people at the swimming pool! Located in the heart of downtown Quebec City, close to business and shopping areas, adjacent to the unique St. Roche enclosed shopping mall, 250 luxurious rooms, 17 storeys with a dining room, cocktail lounge, entertainment lounge, indoor pool and saunas!
The lovely Holiday Inn of Lafayette, LA. This postcard is interesting to me because of the aerial view at the top. I'm not sure why that should appeal to the road-weary traveller. Thanks, Jason!