Williamsburg VA Virginia Colonial Capitol 1964 Chrome Postcard

This vintage postcard features a vibrant color image of the Colonial Capitol in Williamsburg, Virginia, a significant historical landmark where Virginia's Declaration of Rights was adopted in 1776. The building, depicted with its distinctive cupola flying the British flag, stands surrounded by lush greenery and a person dressed in colonial attire walking towards it, enhancing the authentic colonial atmosphere. The postcard is an Official Colonial Williamsburg Card, published by Mirror-Krome, Inc., San Francisco, known for quality postcard prints.

The back of the postcard includes a handwritten message dated June 9, 1964, with a clear Williamsburg, VA postmark and a 4-cent Abraham Lincoln U.S. postage stamp. The text provides historical context about the site's importance, mentioning notable figures like Washington and Patrick Henry. This original postcard, sized standard 5.5 x 3.5 inches, is a collectible piece for history enthusiasts and postcard collectors interested in American colonial heritage and mid-20th century memorabilia.

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