Digital Collections at the University of Maryland via Flickr // CC BY-NC-ND 2.0 Since the first railroad stretched to Atlantic City from Camden ... of sun and fun. This postcard from around ...

Grant's Tomb, New York City Description on postcard: Grant's Tomb. The last resting place of General U.S. Grant is situated on Riverside Drive and 123rd Street overlooking the Hudson River. His ...

Postcard of the ... online tour of America told through about 60 vintage postcards. Get the latest art news, reviews and opinions from Hyperallergic. Click from city to city to stumble upon ...

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Springfield has long been recognized as a City of Firsts ... And then there were America’s first postcards. The first actual postcards in the world were released Oct. 1, 1869 in Austria.

In the late 1800s, the Detroit Photographic Company began printing a series of color postcards based off photographs of iconic places in America, such as New York City and San Francisco ...

EXCELSIOR – Chuck Donley, president of the Twin Cities Postcards ... written on postcards throughout history, according to Donley. These are messages you might find on a vintage postcard ...

In case you missed it, Philadelphia’s very own Fairmount Park was named one of the 15 greatest places in America ... an ode to the city’s biggest green space, let’s take a trip down memory lane with ...

The color linen postcards depict scenes from Atlantic City's golden age: grand hotels aligned like a row of giant colored sand castles, with trim green parks and grand fountains along the margins.

Vintage postcards in Toronto offer a glimpse of how the city saw itself at moments of time. Some of the buildings will look familiar despite a change in occupant or use— like, for instance ...

Colin Sheehan, the Yale golf coach and a golfing polymath, has been expanding his virtual collection of vintage ... modern American clubhouse is typically a catering hall. In these postcards ...