Description
This vintage postcard showcases the imposing Worsted Mill in Skowhegan, Maine, with its tall tower and large windows against a muted brown and green landscape. A handwritten message reveals news from Maine, including details about a Grange fair and family updates. The postcard, featuring a one-cent stamp, dates from approximately the 1920s.
Front Text (cleaned):
WORSTED MILL, SKOWHEGAN, ME.
Back Text (cleaned):
Germany.
Then night
DEC 6
Address
1206 Franklin
ONE
Here I am at the M—
writing. Have just written in a big
The mail
Joo had. We were gone
wanted to hear you so bad too.
Stella Morton was
married? So
been
up to Gramps today. Miss Clara Bigelow,
More is feeling O.K. Today, we went
last night, got home at
night
and 4th degrees. Tomorrow
ministers. Don't tell the folks,
we have got to go up to the
at home though. This Grange have
their fair 17-18-19. I am to make
an apron. They asked me to, so I told
them I would. Gene is fast
asleep on the couch and has
been ever since I—and it's
212-30, 3rd and 4th
West Auburn,
R.F.D. #4,
Maine
