St. John’s Churchyard, Hampton, Virginia
It may go without saying . . . most postcard collectors are curious, lifelong learners. If you are reading Postcard History, you are likely such a person. Learning comes in many forms, and walking through old cemeteries is one of the most interesting. Stir in a postcard or two and you have a recipe for a fine day of education.
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Readership statistics for our first month are in.
We had a total of 2,303 visitors who accessed an average of 10 pages per visit. During those 30 days we published eight articles on topics as varied as bird charmers, Disneyland, bottle caps and pink erasers, and hands-on healing.
Your support has encouraged us to make some improvements we thought wouldn’t come for several months.
- An improved homepage design
- Introduction of an entirely new section,
“In A Few Words,” with briefer but still worthwhile articles filled with facts, people, and events in the world of postcards.
The new homepage design will appear on July 29.
In A Few Words” will launch on August 11.
The publisher, editor, webmaster and
writers thank you, our readers.
Most Recent Article
The Story of Alfred Joyce Kilmer and Some Trees
Trees benefit mankind more than any other plant. Poems often bring smiles to our faces. If you combine trees and poems, the way Joyce Kilmer did, back in 1913, and add a postcard or two; what do you get? You get a pretty good recipe for happiness.