Antique Postcard 1912 Bridal Veil Falls Columbia River Tacoma WA Social History

Social History: Sent to Miss Mytle Lea in Prosser, Washington:

"It's about time I was writing to you isn't it? I don't understand about the postals you mean for me to send. The first one you sent me was of the library. I will try to send those I think you haven't got. I was out to Dash Point all this week. Had a dandy time. Remember me to your folks. Helen"

Scene: The front depicts the stunning Bridal Veil Falls in the Columbia River Gorge, Oregon. In 1912, this was a rugged and celebrated destination for tourists traveling the Columbia River. The "Bridal Veil" name was a popular Victorian-era descriptor for delicate, fan-shaped waterfalls.

Postal History: A crisp, circular date stamp from the Whitworth Station in Tacoma, Washington.

Era: Divided Back

Size: Standard 3.5 x 5.5"

Type: lithograph

Publisher: Sprouse & Son

Condition: The card is well-preserved with only very minor corner and edge wear, which is exceptional for a 110+ year old item

This is an authentic vintage item. Use the zoom tool to inspect the photos for a detailed view of the condition.