Attleboro Springs

Date
December 3, 1935

Transcription:

Beautiful place. Am staying for a week. Hope you are well.
Louise Grey

Miss Elmira Spencer,
Co. Auburn & Garden Sts.
Auburn,
R. I.

Postmarked:

December 3, 1935

1908 1c Benjamin Franklin, green, perforated, type IV

History and Notes:

Context: 

Title: Attleboro Springs, Attleboro, Mass.

  • Main Image: The postcard features a large, stone building, likely part of the Attleboro Springs Sanitarium in Attleboro, Massachusetts.
  • Building:
    • Structure: The building is a multi-story stone construction with numerous windows and dormer windows on the roof, giving it a grand and stately appearance.
    • Roof: The roof has a series of peaks and gables, contributing to the architectural interest.
    • Entrance: There is a prominent covered entrance with a wooden portico supported by columns, adding to the welcoming aspect of the building.
    • Surrounding Area: The building is surrounded by well-maintained grounds with a lush green lawn and various trees providing shade and enhancing the overall aesthetic.
  • Foreground:
    • Pathway: A curved pathway leads up to the main entrance, bordered by a manicured lawn and a row of flowers along the edge of the building.
    • Trees: Tall, mature trees frame the scene, adding to the tranquility and beauty of the setting.
  • Caption:
    • The bottom of the postcard reads: “ATTLEBORO SPRINGS, ATTLEBORO, MASS.”

Additional Details: [1908 1c Benjamin Franklin, green, perforated, type IV]

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