Concord MA Massachusetts Hawthorne's Wayside Chrome Postcard Unused Edward Wells

This vintage postcard features Hawthorne's "Wayside" residence located in Concord, Massachusetts, a historic home where Nathaniel Hawthorne spent the last twelve years of his life. The card captures the charming yellow house with its distinctive tall brick chimneys and lush surrounding greenery, presenting a serene and nostalgic view of this literary landmark. The Alcott family also once lived here before moving to Orchard House, adding to the postcard's rich historical significance.

Printed by Edward Wells of Dumont, New Jersey, this postcard is an original paper card sized at the standard 5.5 x 3.5 inches. Its clean, crisp colors and clear image detail reflect mid-20th century printing techniques common to collectible postcards of this era. The card's back includes a brief description of the property and ample space for addressing and postage, making it a desirable piece for collectors of literary history, Massachusetts landmarks, or vintage postcards.

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