Tacoma WA Washington St Luke's Church Divided Back Postcard Edward H. Mitchell

This vintage linen postcard features a beautifully detailed illustration of St. Luke's Church in Tacoma, Washington. Developed by renowned publisher Edward H. Mitchell of San Francisco, the card showcases the church's iconic steeple rising above lush greenery. The subtle pastel hues and fine linen texture are characteristic of early 20th century postcard production, providing a tactile and visually appealing souvenir of this historic landmark.

St. Luke's Church holds historical significance in Tacoma's architectural and cultural landscape, making this postcard a valuable collectible for enthusiasts of Americana and early Washington state history. The back of the postcard is divided with space for correspondence and address, typical of postcards from the early 1900s era, and includes postage instructions indicating domestic and foreign rates. This original paper postcard measures the standard size of approximately 5.5 x 3.5 inches, perfect for display or collection.

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