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Dec 21, 2021

Greetings from LEXINGTON


                             KENTUCKY

L - Gen. John C. Breckenridge Monument

E -Trotting Track

X - View of Idle Hour Farm

I - Henry Clay Monument

N - Veterans Hospital

G - Brooklyn Bridge over Kentucky River

T - Scene on Mrs. Whitney's "Greentree Farm"

O - South Entrance to Boon's Tunnel

N - Main Building Kentucky State University

 

pub: KROPP CO.

Dec 20, 2021

Greetings from OTTUMWA


 IOWA

O- Municipal Swimming Pool

T- Court House Tower

T- Lake Wapello

U- Central Park

M- High School

W- Main Street

A- St. Joseph Hospital

pub: KROPP CO.

Dec 18, 2021

Greetings from MAINE


 posted: June 23,1960

Hello Ruth & Family,

Will tell you more when we come home.  

It is nice up here if we were alone.  

I have had three days to myself.  

It sure was good.  See you soon. 

Nellie

pub: TICHNOR

Dec 17, 2021

Greetings from KENTUCKY

K - State Capitol at Frankfort

E - Churchill Down's,Louisville

N - Abraham Lincoln Memorial, Hodgenville

T - River Scene at Highbridge

U - U.S. Gold Depository, Fort Knox

C - Lincoln Marriage Temple, Harrodsburg

K - Echo river in Mammoth Cave

Y - Veterans' Hospital, Lexington

 
 pub: KROPP CO.

Dec 13, 2021

Greetings from NEW ORLEANS

 LOUISIANA

New Orleans is the largest city south of the Mason-Dixon Line.  It is now in its third century of existence and was a French and Spanish City for almost  100 years before it became a part of the United States.

posted: Oct. 4,1952

Dear Bee,

The spirit here is OK.  

Tony and his wife are real 

sports & great people.  We go 

to church in a few minutes and

 then get ready for the game. 

Love Dad

pub: Colourpicture Publications

Oct 22, 2021

Greetings from HOLBROOK

                                    ARIZ.

This comes to you from Holbrook, Arizona, which is the gateway to the Petrified Forest, Painted Desert -  the Hopi Indian Villages and the great Navajo Indian Country.  

Holbrook was used as a shipping point by the pioneer cattlemen from the advent of the railroad.  Much of the early day strife between sheep and cattlemen centered near here.  The thrifty Mormons were the pioneer settlers.

 pub: Curt Teich

 

Oct 21, 2021