Description
A charming Laredo streetscape unfolds, showcasing pastel-colored buildings, palm trees, and a church steeple with a clock. Romantic, old Laredo, first settled in 1755, is captured in this picturesque scene of Spanish colonial architecture. This colorful postcard, published by Barrera Publications, dates to the 1960s.
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502 Berkeley Rd.
Romantic, old Laredo was first settled and founded in 1755. San Agustin Church and Plaza at the left were witnesses to this settlement. In this area, many old Spanish colonial homes with their balconies and grilled windows along very narrow streets are reminiscent of the early days.
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Roberts
Mike
BERKELEY, CALIP
Greetings from the Borden!
It was so nice seeing you folks again.
We are looking forward to your coming.
Do come!
Mr. and Mrs. A.H. Conger
1914 7th Ave.
Maywood, Ill. 60153
Sincerely,
Evelyn
Published by BARRERA PUBLICATIONS, P.O. Box 2, Laredo, Texas
