Description
This sepia-toned postcard depicts a bustling San Francisco street scene, circa early 20th century, featuring a grand stone building and period transportation. The view looks up Post Street from Market. A personal letter on the back mentions family news and summer vacation plans. This lovely postcard is from the 1910s.
Front Text (cleaned):
Looking up Post Street from Market, San Francisco, Cal.
Chronicles
Back Text (cleaned):
H. S. Crooker Co., San Francisco and Sacramento
Dear Aunt Belle:
Why don't you write and let her know the condition of things back East as she has had no correspondence since Grand-
ma passed away. If Mother only had the money, she would come back East. I enter my third year of High School in September. Mother thinks it would be nice if Della would spend her summer vacation at Newport Beach with us. Mother is going to send Milton some shells when we go to the beach. We go July 2nd and stay until September. With love to all. Ruth Lancaster
819 W. Washington St. Los Angeles, Cal
