Anderson IN Indiana Alford House Chrome Postcard Unused David L Dailey

This vintage postcard features the historic Alford House of the Anderson Fine Arts Center, a cultural hub in Anderson, Indiana. Originally constructed in 1870 as a residence, the Alford House has evolved into an art gallery, school, meeting place, gift shop, and civic center, making it a landmark of historical and artistic significance. The image showcases the classic white-columned architecture surrounded by lush greenery, capturing the essence of springtime in this charming Midwestern town.

Printed by McGrew Color Graphics of Kansas City, Missouri, and distributed by Anderson Fine Arts Center, this postcard was photographed by David L. Dailey. The card is an original paper postcard in a standard size of approximately 5.5 x 3.5 inches, typical of mid-20th-century postcards. The back includes a descriptive note about the Alford House, enhancing its collectible value for history enthusiasts and postcard collectors alike. This piece is an excellent addition for those interested in Indiana landmarks, historical architecture, or regional art centers.

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