Tacoma WA Washington Pierce County Court House Divided Back Postcard Mitchell

This vintage postcard features a beautifully colored image of the Pierce County Court House located in Tacoma, Washington. The building's distinctive Romanesque Revival architecture, with its detailed stonework, arched windows, and towering central clock tower, is showcased against a pastel sky backdrop. The postcard highlights the grandeur of this historic landmark, an important symbol of Tacoma's judicial history.

Published by Edward H. Mitchell of San Francisco, a renowned early 20th-century postcard publisher, this postcard is a classic example of early color lithography. The back of the card is unmarked and unposted, with traditional divided back design and postage instructions indicating a domestic one-cent rate. This collectible postcard is ideal for enthusiasts of architectural history, vintage postcards, and Pacific Northwest memorabilia.

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