Wild Postcards

“Several years were required in completing this splendid building. Located on Washington Square. Contains many fine paintings. The Municipal Courts Building is directly west of City Hall.”  I’m thinking that some artistic license was taken with regards to the coloring of the landscaping.

This week’s entry for Postcard Friendship Friday the 13th is addressed to Miss Evelyn Chester, a neighbor of Kay Anthony.  From Granite City, Illinois on May 26, 1945, “Nellie” writes: “Hi — Hold everything in the road until I come back.”  Wait — you want me to do what now?

Don’t forget to check out what the other PFF bloggers have on display this week. Once you’re done, get some free pictures to spice up your blog.

“Several years were required in completing this splendid building. Located on Washington Square. Contains many fine paintings. The Municipal Courts Building is directly west of City Hall.”  I’m thinking that some artistic license was taken with regards to the coloring of the landscaping. This week’s entry for Postcard Friendship Friday the 13th is addressed to [...]

“Although known as the Windy City for over a century, Chicago was not named for its weather. The name was coined by the New York Sun editor, Charles Dana, in reference to the city’s long-winded politicians.”  Published and distributed by The Postcard Factory.

This card comes to me from chuckreno, who writes: “Greetings from Chicago! Hope things are great in the South! It’s FREEZING UP HERE!”  Sorry, I can’t spare what little warm weather we’re getting down here.

“Although known as the Windy City for over a century, Chicago was not named for its weather. The name was coined by the New York Sun editor, Charles Dana, in reference to the city’s long-winded politicians.”  Published and distributed by The Postcard Factory. This card comes to me from chuckreno, who writes: “Greetings from Chicago! [...]