Providence RI Rhode Island Roger Williams Park Bridge Linen Postcard 1940s

This vintage postcard features a charming scene of a stone bridge over a serene pond in Roger Williams Park, Providence, Rhode Island. The image captures lush greenery with willow trees and a group of ducks swimming peacefully, rendered in vibrant colors typical of mid-20th century linen postcards. Printed by The Rhode Island News Company, Providence, this card is a fine example of the linen postcard era known for its textured paper and rich color saturation.

The back of the postcard includes a typed message and a 2-cent red United States postage stamp postmarked from East Orange, New Jersey in 1945. The card is addressed to Mrs. Clyde D. Price in Plymouth, Indiana, providing a glimpse into personal correspondence from the 1940s. Collectors will appreciate the historical significance of Roger Williams Park, a beloved public park established in 1872, as well as the postcard's authentic printed origin and period details. This postcard is ideal for collectors of Rhode Island memorabilia, vintage linen postcards, or American historical parks.

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

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