7 research outputs found
Commerce Street at Night, Montgomery, Alabama
No full textColorized print of Commerce Street in Montgomery, AL. A moon lit city street with lighted buildings. Railroad car tracks, horses, wagons and Model-A cars line the street. A sign written in lights 'Montgomery (key symbol) your opportunity' at end of street. Date written on card was February 23, 1915. Divided back postcard.Printed on front: 'Commerce Street and 'slogan' sign by Night, Montgomery, Ala'. Printed on back: 'Published by T.J. Mattox Cigar & Tobacco Co., Montgomery, Ala., Made in U.S.A.', 'CT Co. Chicago', 'A-14946', 'C.T. Photochrom.'Written on back: 'Love Andrews, Feb 23, 1915'
Country Club, Montgomery, Alabama
No full textColorized photographic view of a country club in Montgomery, AL. Two-story building with red roof. Windmill and tennis court located next to structure. Unpaved drive. Divided back postcard.Printed on front: 'Country Club, Montgomery, Ala.'; Printed on back: 'T.J. Mattox Cigar & Tobacco Co. Montgomery, Ala. Made in U.S.A. A-6746
First Capitol of the Confederacy, Montgomery, Alabama
No full textColor print of the building which housed Jefferson Davis and his Cabinet in Montgomery, AL, First Capitol of the Confederacy. Large three story building on corner of street. Several businesses located in this one building. Signs on side and across front of structure. Pedestrians on sidewalk. Covered sidewalk and second floor porch along entrance to businesses. Postmarked Apr. 24, 1918. Divided back postcard.Printed on front: 'Most Historical Building in the South, Offices of Jefferson Davis and his Cabinet during the time this City was Capitol of the Confederacy, Montgomery, Ala., T. J. Mattox Cigar & Tobacco Co., Pickwick Cafe, Majestic Hotel.' Printed on back: 'Published by T. J. Mattox Cigar & Tobacco Co., Montgomery, Ala., Made in U. S. A., C. T. Photochrom, C T Co, Chicago.'Written on back:' 4-28-18 Just a line this eve. Haven't the time to write a letter. I'll start on our hike tomorrow after all, and was busy getting things in shape. Will get back to camp Sun. Don't you wish me a joyous time, no doubt I will has is for (sp?) and my delight. Not! Pa H., Miss Ruby Carter Martinsville, Ohio
Perry Street, Montgomery, Alabama
No full textColorized print of residences on Perry Street in Montgomery, AL. Shown are two 2-story white houses large columns across the front. Both have green manicured lawns. There are sidewalks along the street. The largest house is the present day Alabama Governor's mansion. There is a horse and buggy in front of this house. Postmarked Nov. 3, 1917. Divided back postcard.Printed on front: 'Fine Residence Section, Perry Street, Montgomery, Ala.' ; Printed on back: 'Published by T.J. Mattox Cigar & Tobacco Co., Montgomery, Ala. Made in U.S.A.', 'A-14949', 'C.T. Photochrom, C.T. Co. Chicago'.Written on back: Dear cousin. I received your card the other day and will now answer it. We are now under quarantine again for mumps. What all did you do to please your neighbors Halloween night? It was pretty quiet here that night except for a few buckets of water which was thrown into some of the tents. It is getting awfully monotonous to be quarantined and have nothing to do. I think I would rather drill. When we are free then I think I would rather be quarantined. "Such is the life." Brandon. Nov. 3rd 1917.' ; 'Miss. Hazel Bowsher, Hume, Il
Oxen hauling logs, Alabama
No full textColor print of a wooded area in AL showing a man directing a team of oxen. Cut logs are loaded on wagon. Team is in a grassy area surrounded by tall mature trees. Postmarked Sep. 26, 1911. Divided back postcard.Printed on front: '13266 - Oxen hauling Logs, Alabama.' ; Printed on back: 'Published by T. J. Mattox Cigar & Tobacco Co., Montgomery, Ala. Made in U. S. A.'Written on back: 'The old house is what it use to be. I am leaving for Eclectic in Red Oar - see that everything goes well - will return as soon as I can - wish you were with me. Ann W', W.C. Hutchinson, Belle Ellen, Ala.
St. Margaret's Hospital, Montgomery, Alabama
No full textColor print view of St. Margaret's Hospital in Montgomery, AL. Large green building with multiple floors. Windows line each floor. Covered area at front of entrance. Paved walkway leads to front entrance. Trees scattered across front lawn. Red benches under some of the trees. Postmarked May 7, 1918. Divided back postcard.Printed on front: 'St. Margaret's Hospital, Montgomery, Ala.' Printed on back: ' Published By T. J. Mattox Cigar & Tobacco Co., Montgomery, Ala. Made in U. S. A. C. T. Photochrom, C. T. Co. Chicago'Written on back: 'Mont. Ala May 6th 18 nice and warm down hear see lots of colored folks. Roses are in bloom Having a fine time. Lorena. Miss Ada Levengood Sugar Creek. Ohio. c/o E. J. Andreas
St. Margaret's Hospital
No full textA used postcard of St. Margaret's Hospital in Montgomery Alabama. Written on back, left side "Montgomery Ala, October 6, 1917. Hello Floyd:- Your card was recieved & was very glad to hear from you. Well boy I am feeling fine & like the life of a soldier. Found it hard for a few weeks, but getting along better now. The days are hot here & evenings are cool like ours. Boy there is lots of Ohio troops here now. We drill 8 hrs. a day mostly new regulation. You will like it all night when you come down. Here's wishing you lots of luck. From your old pal. Carl W. Green, Co. 39 10th Batl. Dep. Brig. Camp Sheridan, Montgomery, Ala." Written on back, right side, "Mr. Floyd Ridenbaugh, Battery C.1.0.7.A. St. Benjamin Harrison, Indiana." Postmarked on October 7, 1917. One cent postage stamp of George Washington on back, upper right corner.Postcard of St. Margaret's Hospital in Montgomery, Alabama
