Philadelphia PA Pennsylvania Loudoun Mansion Historic Greek Revival Postcard

This vintage postcard features the iconic Loudoun Mansion located at Germantown Avenue and Apsley Street (Neglee's Hill) in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Built in 1801 by Thomas Armat, this historic Greek Revival style mansion is noted for its grand white columns and classic architectural design. The postcard image captures the mansion surrounded by mature trees under a clear blue sky, showcasing its stately elegance and historical significance.

Published by Joseph F. Morsello of Philadelphia and printed by Dexter Press in West Nyack, NY, the card uses genuine natural color printing techniques common in mid-20th century postcards. The mansion is historically notable as the residence of descendants of James Logan, a prominent colonial figure, adding to its collectible appeal. This postcard is a perfect addition for collectors interested in Philadelphia landmarks, historic American architecture, or vintage postcard memorabilia.

Postcard Size: Standard Vintage 3 1/2 by 5 1/2(Unless Otherwise Noted in Title)
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