Troy OH Ohio Gahagan House 1057 East Main Street Chrome Postcard Unused

This postcard features the historic Gahagan House, built in 1847 by William Junior on land purchased from President James Madison in 1809. Located at 1057 East Main Street in Troy, Ohio, the house is depicted as the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. Harry Houser. The image showcases a classic two-story white house with black shutters, surrounded by lush greenery, highlighting the charm and architectural style of mid-19th century American homes.

Produced by the Troy American Bicentennial Commission in 1976, this postcard captures an important piece of local history during the U.S. Bicentennial celebrations. The card is a standard size (5.5 x 3.5 inches) and printed on paper material. The reverse side credits Dohn's Portrait Studio of Troy, Ohio, for the photo. This collectible postcard is a wonderful piece for enthusiasts of American history, Ohio landmarks, and vintage photo postcards from the Bicentennial era.

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