Vintage Postcards

St. Patrick's Day postcards once the property of Mr. Palmer Smith.

Postcards sent from the 1933 Chicago World's Fair, A Century of Progress. They were sent to Mrs. Sadie Pitt. These include the Belgian Village, the 200 foot tall Havoline Thermometer and the Hall of Science.

Color postcards of the Life and Casualty Tower in Nashville These cards were printed when the L & C Tower was the highest building in the mid-south at 409 feet tall.

Postcards from Nashville's past. These include the Ryman Auditorium, Bijou Theatre, WSM Radio Tower, Davidson County Courthouse, First and Third National Bank and Maxwell House Hotel.

Postcards once belonging to Mr. Palmer Smith. The pair are Monticello, home of Thomas Jefferson and Grandfather Mountain in Blowing Rock, North Carolina. They were mailed in 129 and 1930. Mr. Smith resided in Detroit, Michigan at the time.

New Year's postcards received by Vivian Everett (Hudgens) from 1908-1913).

Postcard mailed to Mrs. Clarence Everett of Cheap Hill dated July 2, 1907 from St. Bethlehem in Montgomery County. The postcard features The Academy in Clarksville, Tennessee.

Postcard of Glendale Park in Nashville, Tennessee. The card was mailed to Miss Vivian Everett of Cheap Hill.