Description
This vintage postcard showcases a charming street scene in Montrose, Pennsylvania, featuring buildings in warm autumnal hues under a partly cloudy sky. The image includes a one-cent Benjamin Franklin stamp and a postmarked message dated September 30, 1907. This delightful early 20th-century postcard offers a glimpse into the past with its handwritten sentiments.
Front Text (cleaned):
South Main Street from Public Avenue, Montrose, Pa.
B.R. 13
8007.
Cigars.
Back Text (cleaned):
Sept. 30, 1907.
Jaunt;
Why don't you write?
I like my school and am fine. Have lots of fun.
Lovingly your Blanche
I've been up. Five are all well and hope this finds you the same. Having a letter. Haven't heard from Mr. G. R. yet, but said a word. Hara!
Now write soon and tell me all the news, address me Nicholson, Pa.
