Providence RI Rhode Island State House 1905 Undivided Back Postcard Used

This vintage postcard features a detailed monochrome image of the Rhode Island State House in Providence, showcasing its iconic dome and classical architecture. Printed in the early 20th century, this postcard captures an important government landmark that remains a symbol of Rhode Island's heritage. The card is a standard size (approximately 5.5 x 3.5 inches) and is made of paper material common for postcards of this era.

Postmarked December 2, 1905, from Providence, R.I., this postcard bears a green 1 cent Benjamin Franklin stamp, a classic postage design. The back shows handwritten address details to a Mrs. Edward Shanley in Norwich, Connecticut, adding historical and collectible value. The postcard's simple yet striking architectural subject and clear postmark make it a desirable piece for collectors interested in early 1900s Americana, state capitol buildings, or postal history.

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