Pittsburgh PA Pennsylvania Block House Fort Pitt Kodachrome Chrome Postcard

This vintage postcard features The Block House in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, the last remaining structure of the original Fort Pitt, built in 1759. The image captures the historic stone building surrounded by lush greenery and an iron fence, showcasing a piece of American colonial history. The Block House stands as a testament to the turbulent era between 1753 and 1758 when French, Indian, British, and Colonial troops contested this prized region.

Printed using Kodachrome color technology by Sid Lane, this postcard was published by Wonday Film Service, Inc., Wilkinsburg, PA. The card is a classic example of mid-20th century American postcards, printed with Dextone and Unsco Color processes, and measures the standard 5.5 x 3.5 inches. A valuable collectible for history enthusiasts and postcard collectors alike, this piece reflects both the rich heritage and the artistry of postcard production from the era.

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