Hagerstown, MD: View of townThis vintage linen postcard captures a "View of town" in Hagerstown, the seat of Washington County, Maryland. Founded in the 18th century by Jonathan Hager, for whom the city is named, Hagerstown grew into a key crossroads in western Maryland , a fitting subject for a postcard meant to share a glimpse of small city American life. From roughly the 1930s through the 1940s, "linen" postcards enjoyed a golden age, printed on textured card stock that gave

As a historical artifact

serving both practical and ornamental purposes

The survey aims to preserve the architectural history of the region

Notable features shown on the map include the Delaware River with its long bridge crossing

when the isthmus city was shaped by its lakeside setting

This photograph serves as a valuable educational resource for those interested in American history and architecture

Augustine throughout its history

Following the war

reflecting the regions cultural heritage

2 1/2 miles west of

The survey aimed to preserve and promote awareness of the diverse architectural heritage found throughout the Southern United States

This vintage map of Hartford