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In the Lamp Room at Mulholland Light
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Laura Handleton is quite the storyteller. Just over a year ago Laura told Postcard History the story of Marmalade the cat. In her second contribution she showcases her talent with a lighthouse love story.
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Pacific Coast Steamship Company
Totem Pole Route11 Comments
Tourists have traveled to Alaska for over a century on ships. Many early visitors used the Pacific Coast Steamship Line. Hand-colored Albertype postcards helped those pioneers remember their experiences.
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A Mysterious Postcard from
the USS Franklin5 Comments
Every postcard has an interesting history, and it is seldom that one card presents so many challenges. Today’s posting is one of the challengers that has created more mystery than it has history. Think coincidence and happenstance based on error.
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Kykuit
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Westchester County, just north of New York City, has always served as the summer retreat for wealthy New Yorkers. In the Gilded Era, at the end of the Nineteenth Century, many of those merchant princes who had amassed wealth as a result of the enormous industrial growth that occurred in the United States after the
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