Greetings from NEW ORLEANS

LOUISIANA

posted: Aug. 12,1940

Dear Marie,

Thanks lots for the greeting card from Notre Dame.  

Here is another Greeting for you.  

Hoping to hear from you again soon.

Love,

Margie Roberts

Cheneyville, La.

Box#93

Pub: Curt Teich

Greetings from OKLAHOMA

 Center of the Great Southwest

O- Oklahoma City Skyscrapers

K- Will Rogers

L- Tucker Tower, Ardmore

A- Tulsa Skyline

H- Oklahoma School for Blind, Muskogee

O- State Penitentiary, McAlester

M- State Capitol

A- Pioneer Woman Monument, Ponca City 

 

Pub: KROPP CO.

Greetings from PORTLAND

                                   OREGON

For you a Rose in Portland grows

 P- Air view of business district

O- Crown Point and vista house

R- Bonneville Dam

T- Multnomah Falls

L- Laurelhurst Park

A- St. Johns Bridge

N- Mt. Hood

D- Portland-Columbia Airport

 

Pub: Angelus Commercial studio

Greetings from COLUMBIA S.C.

 Pub: Asheville post card co.

Greetings from VALLEY FORGE

 PA.

Valley Forge lies 24 miles from Philadelphia on the banks of the Schuylkill River where the picturesque Valley Creek empties into it.  Washington's Army laid encamped on theses hills from Dec. 19, 1777, until June 19, 1778,while the British occupied Philadelphia.  No spot on Earth is so sacred in the History of the Struggle for Human Liberty as Valle Forge. 

Pub: Curt Teich

Greetings from Winston - Salem

                               North Carolina

1- Post Office

2- Winston-Salem Teachers College

3- Municipal Iris Garden

4- Main Building Salem College

5- Reynolds Park

 

Pub: KROPP CO.

Greetings from OCEAN GROVE

 N.J.

Pub: TICHNOR

Greetings from SOUTH DAKOTA

S- Mt. Rushmore Memorial

O- Harney Peak

U- Spearfish Cayon

T- Approach to Upper Tunnel from the South

H- The Pinnacles, Custer State Park

 

D- State House

A- The World's Only Corn Palace

K- Meridian Highway Bridge

O- Reflection Sylvan Lake

T- Looking South from Upper Tunnel

A- The Palisades

posted: Jul 8, 1947

Hi Dad & Grace

Left Gary, Ind. Mon. a.m. & its now Tues. about 4:30pm  

Have seen more corn & beans than I ever want to see again.  

Will just bought a can of beans for supper.  

Love Am. & Will 
 

 Pub: Curt Teich

Greetings from the Great Smoky Mountains

NATIONAL PARK

Less than an hour away from Knoxville, the largest City in eastern Tennessee, highways start upward into the mountains, the Great Smokies, haze-haloed roof top of Eastern America.

  In the Great Smoky Mountains National Park has been reserved the opportunity of seeing the last remaining remnant of primeval Eastern American wilderness, beautiful beyond description and so rugged and lofty as to bar civilization's inroads, thus remaining until the present, unconquered and unspoiled.

 Pub: Curt Teich

Greetings from HILLSBORO

 NEW HAMPSHIRE

pub: CT

Greetings from WILDWOOD by the SEA

 N.J.

Pub: "Colourpicture"

Greetings from LAS VEGAS

NEVADA

Pub: Curt Teich

Greetings from GREENVILLE

 N.C.

posted: Aug. 9, 1957 to New Hampshire

Hi Dear,

Will be home next Friday 

if nothing happens.  Miss you all.  

Dread ride back.

Herb & Edna 

  Pub: Curt Teich

Greetings from MANSFIELD

 OHIO

Pub: Curt Teich

Greetings from WYOMING

                   THE LAST OF THE OLD WEST

Wyoming is still the state where primitive nature may be found.  Great mountain areas are unspoiled by human works and are reached by trails.  Fish and Big game are abundant and great wide open unfenced prairies spread out for scores of miles.  Here is the home of the dude ranch, the hunting camp, the park trips, the cowboy and co pony and many other colorful characteristics of the old West.

Pub: CURT TEICH

Greetings from WEST VIRGINIA

 pub: Ashville Post Card Co.

SOUTH DAKOTA

 VARIETY of SCENIC Wonder

pub: Curt Teich

Greetings from CLARKSBURG

 W. VA.

pub: CT

Greeetings from STARVED ROCK

BEAUTIFUL

STARVED ROCK

STATE PARK

ILLINOIS

S- Pulpit Rock

T- Devil's Bath Tub

A- Lovers Leap

R- Eagle Cliff

V- St. Louis Canyon

E- Devil's Nose

D- Wildcat Canyon

 

R- The Tonti Canyon

O- Entrance to Lodge

C- Falls in La Salle Canyon

K- West Entrance

 

posted: Nov 7 1947

Greetings from here. 11/7/47

 

Pub: Curt Teich

Greetings from BOULDER DAM

 Pub: Curt Teich

Greetings from NEW MEXICO

 

 The most historic State in the U.S.A. In the year 1846 the province was surrendered to the U.S.A. and remained a territory until 1912, when it was admitted to statehood.  Through one of the oldest settlements, it is the youngest state in the Union and the least known.  Its wonderful scenery, delightful climate, primitive Indian and Spanish inhabitants and customs, all add to the interest and curiosity of the visitor to this :"land of manana."

 

Pub: CURTEICH

Greetings from KEARNEY

NEBRASKA

Actual views, on the reverse side, tell the story of one of Nebraska's most attractive and progressive smaller cities.  1940 Census 9,589 altitude 2146 feet; Located on U.S. No. 30 the Lincoln Highway, the Union Pacific and Burlington railroads, and on a transcontinental air route.  Three large state institutions; beautiful city parks two state parks.  Genuine hospitality greets the visitor.

 

pub: CT

 

WELCOME TOLEDO

 OHIO

pub: TICHNOR

Greetings from VALLEJO

 CALIFORNIA

pub: CT

Greetings from FORT BRAG

 N.C.

pub: CT