About this piece
Vintage linen postcard depicting the Fordyce Baths at Hot Springs National Park, Arkansas. The architectural view shows the historic bathhouse building — a grand brick structure with arched windows, striped awnings, ornamental street lamps, and manicured grounds — operated under the supervision of the U.S. Government, Department of the Interior, with Byron L. Neimeyer listed as Manager. Card number 34436 printed on front.
• Type: Linen Postcard
• Era: Circa 1930s–1940s
• Publisher: Mrs. F. C. Boving
• Printer: Metrocraft, Everett, Mass.
• Location: Hot Springs National Park, Arkansas
• Condition: VG+ — displays very well with only minor handling; please review all photos
• Size: Standard 3.5" × 5.5"
• Postal Status: Unused
Hot Springs National Park / Bathhouse Row is a desirable Arkansas topographical subject with strong collector demand. The Fordyce Baths is now the park visitor center, making this a historically significant roadside Americana / national park souvenir linen.
Both sides photographed. Securely sleeved and shipped in a rigid toploader with cardboard sandwich. Combined shipping available — $0.50 each additional card.
• Type: Linen Postcard
• Era: Circa 1930s–1940s
• Publisher: Mrs. F. C. Boving
• Printer: Metrocraft, Everett, Mass.
• Location: Hot Springs National Park, Arkansas
• Condition: VG+ — displays very well with only minor handling; please review all photos
• Size: Standard 3.5" × 5.5"
• Postal Status: Unused
Hot Springs National Park / Bathhouse Row is a desirable Arkansas topographical subject with strong collector demand. The Fordyce Baths is now the park visitor center, making this a historically significant roadside Americana / national park souvenir linen.
Both sides photographed. Securely sleeved and shipped in a rigid toploader with cardboard sandwich. Combined shipping available — $0.50 each additional card.
