ST. CLOUD — A favorite pastime of the late Harold Zosel Jr. was scouring piles of postcards at conventions where collectors gathered to buy and sell memorabilia. But finding the perfect rare postcard ...

In the April 14, 1986, edition of the Arkansas Gazette, a photo of a parade in downtown Little Rock was published. The image was from 1910. Its caption reads: "The Elks parade passes through the ...

IIIF provides researchers rich metadata and media viewing options for comparison of works across cultural heritage collections. Visit the IIIF page to learn more. The Natural History Building of the U ...

Among the numerous events and performances across campus celebrating the University’s 125th anniversary, Greetings from the Midway: A Postcard History of the University of Chicago stands out on the ...

IIIF provides researchers rich metadata and media viewing options for comparison of works across cultural heritage collections. Visit the IIIF page to learn more. The National Museum of Natural ...

For George Stone, compiling a history of Bristol using old postcards meant largely paying tribute to his father. The late Paul Stone owned nearly 400 postcards – including dozens of shots of State ...

A postcard which was written thirty-six hours after the Titanic sunk was auctioned in London in 2023 by an anonymous collector. The historic postcard, which describes how the White Star RMS Titanic, ...

NEW BEDFORD— The image looks like something out of an old-time science fiction movie — a mysterious mustached man in a sepia toned picture, wearing a white lab coat standing at a counter lined with ...

Vintage postcards will be the subject of our next free public history program. On Tuesday, March 4, at 7 p.m., UW-La Crosse assistant professor Laura Godden will give a presentation on postcard ...

THE WORLD’S FIRST POSTCARD WAS PRINTED THIS WEEK IN 1869. IN AN ARTICLE BY THE NEUE FREIE PRESS, AUSTRIAN PROFESSOR DR. EMANUEL HERRMANN EXPRESSED HIS FRUSTRATION WITH THE TIME AND EFFORT IT TOOK TO ...

In the April 14, 1986, edition of the Arkansas Gazette, a photo of a parade in downtown Little Rock was published. The image was from 1910. Its caption reads: "The Elks parade passes through the ...