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U.S. Highway Postcards

(Hot Springs, Arkansas to Colorado Springs, Colorados)

(Salt Lake City to Los Angeles)

(Calias, Maine to Miami, Florida)

(New York City to Los Angeles)

Washington DC to San Diego, California

Morrison to Evergreen, Colorado

New Bear Creek Canon Highway, Morrison to Evergreen, Colorado, Denver Mountain Parks.  Within an hour's ride of the skyscrapers of Denver, is picturesque Bear Creek Canon, with its whispering pines and singing torrents, walled in by mountain skyscrapers and dotted with flower carpeted picnic spots.

Florida/Alabama State Line to Orlando

St Louis, Missouri to Fort Dodge, Iowa

Chicago toYellowstone

Dixon, Illinois to Beliot, Wisconsin

(Chadron to Fremont, Nebraska)

Blue Ridge Parkway in the Blue Ridge Mountains of Virginia, Card #E-12084 / V-823, published by Asheville Post Card Co, Asheville, NC - Photo by Virginia State Chamber of Commerce

Black on White

The Broadmoor-Cheyenne Highway Climbing Cheyenne Mountain Six miles of switchbacks that climb over 3000 feet, Colorado Springs, Colorado, 

The Broadmoor-Cheyenne Highway makes a sensational climb up the north eastern slope of beautiful old Cheyenne Mountain.  terminating at the "Horns"  on the summit at an altitude of 9,500 feet.  It is a most remarkable road building achievement in the state, thrilling in the extreme, yet safe,  the sides protected with stout fences, the road broad and smooth and the curves wide.

Published by Sanborn Souvenir Co., Denver, Colorado, printed by Curteich, Chicago, Card #108975 / 512

Valdosta, Georgia to Fort Myers, Florida

Elkhart, Indiana to Ypsilanti, Michigan

(Denver to Galveston),

(Des Moines to Glacier National Park in Montana)

Grand Rapids, Michigan to Fort Wayne, Indiana

Crooked River Bridge, 304 Feet High, Dalles-California Highway, Oregon.  Crooked River Bridge is located in Peter Skene Ogden Park.  Here the walls are 300 feet high and the magnitude of the chasm is accentuated when coming on to it suddenly from the upland "steppes" of the Cascade Range. 

Card #9AH703,/ 763, published by Wesley Andrews Company, Portland, Oregon, printed bt Curteich, Chicago. 

Circa 1939

(Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan, to Miami, Florida)

Goshen to Cincinnati

White, Red, White, Black Letters

White, Blue, White

(Savannah, Georgia, to San Diego)

Blaine, Washington to Phoenix, Arizona

Port Arthur, Ontario, Canada to Gainesville, Florida

Absoroka Range From The Gardiner-Livingston Highway.  To The Northern Entrance Of Yellowstone Park.

The road from Livingston to Gardiner along the Valley of the Yellowstone River is very scenic.

The 60 mile drive over the oiled highway leads through Paradise Valley and Yankee Jim Canon and offers many splendid views of the Gallatin and Absokora Range.

Card #2A-H715 /944, published by Sanborn Souvenir Company, Denver, Colorado, printed by Curteich, Chicago

(Savannah to Seattle)

White, Orange, White

(Chicago to New Orleans)

Hopkinsville, Kentucky t0 Hammond, Louisiana

(Winnipeg to New Orleans)

Guthrie, Oklahoma to Dallas, Texas

(Winnipeg to Brownsville, Texas)

Looking Down On Lariat Trail From Summit of Lookout Mountain, Colorado. 

On the Lookout Road, one may look down on the roadway over which one has just traveled and marvel at the enticing loops and curves, and watch the cars like little dots traveling over it.

Published by "Johnny" Baker, Golden, Colorado, printed by Curteich, chiaco, photo by Mrs. Johnny Baker.

Post Card #1B7970N

New York City to San Francisco

Jacksonville, Florida to St Petersburg, Florida

40 Mile View From Ray's Hill, Bill's Place, PA, On The Lincoln Highway, Elevation 1858 Feet.  Looking West From The Blue Ridge To the Allegheny Mountains.  Published by W. C. Wakefield, Bill's Place, Pennsylvania.  Card #9-2241

St Augustine, Florida to Santa Ana, California

Tampa, Florida to Clearwarer, Florida

(Winnipeg to Houston)

(Catskill Mountains, New |York)

Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada to New Orleans, Louisiana

(Greenfield, Mass, to Schenectady, New York)

"A Big Turn Of The Mohawk Trail". 

No section of the country is so noted in historic interest, which makes it interesting for sight-seers, and these were the frequent and much loved hunting grounds of the famous Mohawk Indians.  Geographically, the greater part of the trail was a part of New York State while politically it was a part of Massachusetts.  Long before the coming of the white man to America, How many years nobody knows, it was this barrier that separated two powerful divisions of the Indians inhabiting the country.  Printed by Tichnor Quality Views, Card #101421A

Mississippi-Alabama-Tennessee

Baltimore to Los Angeles

Norfolk, Virginia to Los Angeles

(Flagstaff to Prescott, Arizona)

Along the scenic Oak Creek Canyon Highway Between Flagstaff and Prescott, Arizona,.

Photo by Frasher Studios, circa 1945-1950

Black on White

Independence, MO to Seaside, OR

(St. Augustine, Florida, to San Diego)

Vancouver, British Columbia to San Diego, California

(Winnipeg to Lafayette, Louisiana)

New Albany to Seymour, Indiana

Black on White

(New York City to Los Angeles)

New Albany to Seymour, Indiana

Kansas City, Missouri to Los Angeles

Chillicothe to Portsmouth, Ohio

Black on White

Black on White

St. Augustine to Tallahassee

Maine to Florida City, Florida

Williamstown, MA to Troy, NY

Lake City, Florida to Miami, Florida

Jackson, Michigan to Toledo, Ohio

(Portland, Maine, to Portland, Oregon

(Cleveland, Columbus, and Cincinnati, Ohio).

Albion to Madison, Indiana

Black on White Sign

Black & White

Kansas City, Kansas to Denver

New York to San Francisco - US-40

Jackson, Michigan to Cincinnati, Ohio

White on Black

(New York City to Pittsburgh)

Greenville, South Carolina to Lake City, Florida

(Boston to Seattle).

Black on Yellow Sign