Memphis TN State University Rawls Hall Dormitory Postcard 1964

This vintage postcard features Rawls Hall Dormitory at Memphis State University, a prominent building completed in 1964. The six-story brick dormitory, designed for 300 women, is shown under a clear blue sky with classic cars from the 1960s lining the street, capturing an authentic mid-century campus atmosphere. The postcard highlights the architectural style of the era, with its red brick facade and white window accents.

Published by Bob Wyer Photo Cards in Delhi, N.Y., this original postcard includes detailed historical information about the university, founded in 1909 in Memphis, Tennessee. Rawls Hall is named after Flora H. Rawls, Dean of Women, emphasizing its significance in the university's heritage. This collectible item is ideal for enthusiasts of vintage postcards, university memorabilia, or mid-20th century American architecture.

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