This image shows the front and side entrance to the Sturdivant Home in Selma, Alabama, now known as Sturdivant Hall.
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The description states:
STURDIVANT HOME MUSEUM
Selma, Alabama
Built in 1850 by Col. Edward m. Watts, it remains one of the most classic examples of ante-bellum mansions in existence. It was designed by a cousin of R. E. Lee and furnished with imported French furnishings. It has tall columns in the front and is supported by a cupola. (Many know this as the Gilman Home.)
–The Sturdivant name comes from a major donor to the acquisition of the property, which was for the longest time in the possession of the Gilman family before being acquired as a museum.
This card likely dates from the 1950s.