Louisville KY Kentucky Locust Grove Historic Home Chrome Postcard M Hirdes Press

This vintage postcard showcases the historical Locust Grove, a prominent Louisville landmark. Highlighting its architectural significance, it reflects timeless charm and historical importance.

• Standard postcard size
• Printed by M. Hirdes Press
• Unused and in good condition
• Features a full-color front image
• Historical description on the back

Top to bottom = 5.5 inches, side to side = 3.5 inches.
No visible flaws or damages.
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The image is a postcard of the Historic Locust Grove mansion, a National Historic Landmark located in Louisville, Kentucky.
It is an 18th-century farm site and unique example of early Kentucky architecture.
The circa 1792 Georgian mansion was the final home of General George Rogers Clark and a stopping point for Meriwether Lewis and William Clark after their expedition.
The site is owned by the Louisville Metro government and operated as a historic interpretive site.
Visitors can engage with the history through tours and programs.

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