Baghdad on the Hudson, New York City - Vintage Brooklyn Bridge Postcard 126_ft_spanFront: Baghdad on the Hudson Back: The City of Cities Baghdad on the Hudson NEW YORK CITY. Brooklyn Bridge in foreground: The First bridge spanning the East River to Brooklyn was opened to traffic in 1883 with a one penny toll charge. Its span is 1,595 feet with an overall length of 6,016 feet. Until 1903, this bridge was the worlds largest suspension bridge. Writing: B9 Unmailed: Condition: Excellent Publisher: Manhattan Post Card Pub Co. Color print
Mailed: Posted on August 19th
306 feet 4 1/2 inches high
Publisher: Detroit Publishing Co
some writing on the back as pictured
Front: Aerial image depicting the Durango-Silverton Train and Silverton
This postcard is in great condition with minimal staining on the back
On front: Little Country Church of Hollywood
Nathan Daboll's "Schoolmaster's Assistant" was published with an added section on bookkeeping
with her " I do not wish to smile" expression plus
5 inches wide and 7 inches tall
Hickory Nut Gorge
This beautiful and scenic 71-acre farm (dating back to 1744) is occupied and farmed by an Old Order Amish family - using horses and mules