Vintage Postcard 1930s Art Deco Ohio State Office Building Columbus River

Social History: The reverse side contains the delightful era-specific slogan: "Columbus - A Friendly City." It provides a snapshot of 1930s government life, noting that the building once housed the State Library and seventeen different state departments.

Scene: This vintage postcard showcases the Ohio State Office Building in Columbus, Ohio, an architectural jewel of the Art Deco movement. Completed in 1933 (and now known as the Thomas J. Moyer Ohio Judicial Center), the building is famous for its intricate bas-reliefs and bronze work. The back of the card highlights its place within the Columbus Civic Center Group, situated beautifully along the Scioto River.

Era: Linen Era (1930–1945)
Publisher: Scott Krause News Agency, Inc. 133376 identifies it as being printed by the renowned Tichnor Brothers of Boston
Type: Printed Lithograph
Size: Standard 3.5 x 5.5"
Condition: Soft edges, no creases, and a very clean back

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