Description
This colorful postcard showcases a bustling Pittsburgh street scene circa 1913, complete with streetcars, pedestrians, and the Diamond Bank building. It features a vibrant depiction of Liberty Avenue and Market Street near the Senbau Rug Branch. Sent from Pittsburgh on June 17, 1913, this postcard offers a glimpse into early 20th-century city life.
Front Text (cleaned):
SENBAU
COMPARE
608
CUT PRICES
RUGS BRANCH
Liberty Avenue and Market Street,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
DIAMOND BANK
CHINESE
FLOWS
THESE
Back Text (cleaned):
STANDARD
Dear Mr. & Mrs. Stansberger,
OAKLAND RD
PITTSBURGH PA
We arrived in Pittsburgh safely Thursday night. Our son and wife met us at the depot here. Our Albert came down from Erie to spend Sunday with us, so we had a nice visit together. In the afternoon we took an automobile ride through the parks and residential part of the city, which we enjoyed very much. This is a great city. Best regards from Mr. & Mrs. J. Scheiderholen.
Pittsburgh, Pa. June 17, 1913
