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Feb 19, 2022

Greetings from PETRIFIED FOREST

ARIZONA

Oct 28, 2021

Oct 7, 2021

Greetings from PIKES PEAK REGION

PIKES PEAK

COLORADO

pub: C. T.

Jun 1, 2021

Birmingham, the capital of Alabama, is the "Pittsburg of the South." This district leads the world in the production of cast iron pipe and is also one of the leading yellow pine and hardwood markets of the South.

pub: KROPP CO

(Mistake in the text: Birmingham is not the Capital of Alabama.

Montgomery is the Capital of Alabama.)

May 23, 2021

Greetings From NIAGARA FALLS

CANADA

pub: "Colorpicture" Publication

posted: Nov. 15,1955 Ontario

Hi Babe,

How you doing We're having a great time and will send you something from here before we leave. Don't forget now, give all the girls a break and take care of yourself. Love brother Jack and Sister Pat

Nov 11, 2020

Greetings from PAINTED DESERT

ARIZONA

pub: CURTEICH

The Painted Desert of Arizona-a land of undulating plains and beaautifully colored terraced cliffs, displaying many contrasting colors and striking hues, combined to make a gorgeous spectacle. One area is along Highway 66, while others are easily reached from Holbrook, Winslow and the Grand Canyon of Arizona. The delicate hues of blues, reds purple, mauve, etc., are seen best in early morning or late afternoon, as mid-day being void of shadows, the coloring is less vivid

Nov 2, 2020

Greetings from OKEFENOKEE SWAMP

GEORGIA

pub: CURTEICH

"Land of trembling earth"

This 700-square mile swamp area abounds with wild life of deer, bears, alligators, rare birds, etc. Spanish Moss covered cypress trees help to make this spot of wilderness a truly impressive one. The Suwanee and St. Marys Rivers rise in the mysterious depths of this swamp.

Oct 25, 2020

Greetings from MAMMOTH CAVE

National Park KENTUCKY

pub: CURTEICH

Mammoth Cave National Park embraces an area of about 50,000 acres of beautiful forested hill country in addition to its caverns which was first discovered by the white man in 1799

M- Snow Ball Dining Room

A - Hindu Temple

M - Gypsum Flowers

M - Star Chamber

O - Arm Chair

T - Ruins of Karnak

H - Frozen Niagara

C - Historic Entrance

A - Drapery Room

V - Chinese Wall

E - Crystal Lake

Sep 26, 2020

WISCONSIN DELLS

pub: KROPP

Key to Views

W - Going through the Narrows
I - High Rock
S - The Navy Yard
C - Fat Mans Misery
O - Swallow's Nest
N - An Indian Chief
S - Black Hawk's Head
I - Inkstand
N - The Palisades

D - Demon's Anvil
E - Hawk's Bill
L - Sugar Bowl
L -Chimney Rock
S - Devil's Jug

Jul 23, 2020

Greetings from NORTH DAKOTA

BAD LANDS

B - Balanced petrified stump in Cedar Canyon
A - Middle entrance S. Roosevelt Park
D - Part of Horseshoe bend on Highway 85
L - Cathedral Buttes
A - Cedar Canyon from Highway 85
N - A Sandstone Pedestal
D - Iron Log in Cedar Canyon
S - U.S. Highway 10

pub: TICHNOR

posted: July 21, 1955
Bornbells N. Dakota

Dear Folks,
It has been very hot here. Today is clouded over and sprinkles of rain this afternoon. They had a surprise party at Jen and Megs Tues. nite. Tomorrow to Minot, and also a day or so next week. Crop looks good. Al and Mabel

Jun 11, 2020

Greetings from WHITE MTS.

NEW HAMPSHIRE

pub: METROCRAFT

May 20, 2020

Greetings from the ROCKY MTS.

pub: METROCRAFT

posted: Feb. 9, 1945
Denver, Colo. Terminal
R.P.O.

Hi Scoop,
Well I am in Denver and will be here for an hour. I have a seat and got a little sleep last night. I get to California Sunday morning at 7 O'clock. So will make it back swell. Hope you and Pop are OK
Little Scoop