Lincoln (Postcard History Series)

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ISBN-10:

1467108189

ISBN-13:

9781467108188

Released: Mar 28, 2022
Format: Paperback, 128 pages
Related ISBN: 9781540251558

Description:

The village of Lancaster became the state of Nebraska's first capital city in 1867, renamed Lincoln. Not everyone predicted its success. One early observer noted: "There are no roads leading to it now. It has no commerce and there is scarcely a wagon load of produce raised annually within ten, perhaps twenty miles of it." These postcards from the authors' collections tell a different story in 200-plus images of a city that not only survived but thrived. Most of these images are from postcards' heyday in the first quarter of the 20th century. Many show buildings and places still recognizable a century later, while some depict less familiar scenes now lost.

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