Badlands ND North Dakota Marquis de Mores Chateau Chrome Postcard Used

This vintage postcard features the historic Marquis de Mores Chateau, an elegant white two-story building with brown shutters and a covered porch, set against the scenic North Dakota Badlands. Built in the 1880s by a French nobleman, the Marquis de Mores dreamed of establishing a cattle ranching and meatpacking empire in the region. Although his vision eventually failed, the chateau remains a significant landmark in Medora, North Dakota, symbolizing the pioneering spirit of the American frontier.

Printed by Crown Cards and photographed by Lee Agnew, this postcard showcases the natural colors and rural charm of the Badlands landscape with golden prairie grasses and rugged hills in the background. Distributed by Saks News, Inc., Bismarck, ND, it offers both historical and geographical appeal for collectors interested in Americana, western heritage, and notable architectural sites. The handwritten notes on the back add a personal touch, detailing the Marquis's ambitious plans and hardships, enhancing its collectible value.
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Postcard Size: Standard Vintage 3 1/2 by 5 1/2(Unless Otherwise Noted in Title)
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