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.
Welcome to my collection of Linen Post Cards. When I was a child in the 50s my eccentric aunt Hannah sent Linen Post Cards to our house from her adventures. The simple watercolor effect they have gave me many hours of daydreams from her travels. I hope I can share a few with you. Yes cards and daydreams.
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.
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
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
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