National Post Card Company, Philadelphia, PA and Atlantic City, NJ
Object ID
923-035
Additional Notes
" Dear Elizabeth, I received your most welcome card. I could not come to visit you so I thought I would write. I was home last week for the first time. I saw Clayton's presents. They all are very beautiful. We received almost two dozen presents. I wish you would come down to visit me here at school over Sat. and Sun. I must close. Write again. Lovingly, Mae. Does Bertha go to school?"
Rec'd your card on Tue. dinner. Was glad to hear from you. Yes, had a very nice time over Easter at Helen's place. Who would not enjoy being in her company? Some of that storm reached E-town on Sun. Didn't you join the army yet? I just heard this evening that they had fire at Hershey. Resp'y, Lizzie.
Willow Valley Motor Inn, 116 Willow Street Pike, Willow Street, PA. Situated in an area of beautiful farm country. Home cooked food. Try our Smorgasbord.Seven sweets and Seven sours. Swimming pool, boat rides, golf course. 64 luxurious rooms and color TV.
Conestoga Memorial Park, showing one of the world's largest floral clocks, containing many thousand colored plants, thirty-two feet in diameter, electrically operated, keeps accurate time.
Ressler Mill at Mascot. Powered by waters of the Mill Creek, Mascot Roller Mill, built in 1760 is the oldest continuously operating grist mill in U. S. Amish farmers regularly use this mill for grinding of grain and meal.
Gap Town Clock. Seth Thomas clock, purchased in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, October 16, 1872 and placed on top of Hall Building. Relocated on 65 ft. tower 1892. Interested Gap Citizens saved clock when state officials found clock standing on their right-of-way during construction of Route 41. Clock moved to present location September 10, 1953.
Thanks for the pretty B. card you sent me. I got several cards + letters. Do not get much time to write letters. Ho have you both been? I am O.K. Alsies have to move. Do not know where they will go. Have not planted much garden as I do not get home very early in the eveings. Come down some Sunday. I hope I shall be home.
The Soudersburg Bridge. Located just off the Lincoln Highway (U.S. 30), the Soudersburg Bridge is perhaps the most famous of the Dutch Country's covered Bridges.
