This image is of Westlake’s White City Tourist Camp, once located in close proximity to Watkins Glen and the adjacent park.
There is no description on the back of this card.
Such cabin-style camping facilities have been almost completely replaced around popular tourist locations with modern motel facilities, so this establishment is likely long gone.
The automobiles visible in the image indicate this card is likely from the 1920s.
This image shows the recently built Epworth Physical Laboratory, on the campus of Albion College in Albion, Michigan.
There is no description on the back of this card.
This building was constructed in 1926 and still exists in almost original external appearance today, though it has found several different purposes over the past century. It is currently threatened with demolition.
This postcard was used and is dated 25 September 1923.
This image shows the town of Gletch, Switzerland and the glacier behind it which feeds the runoff stream flowing through the center of the picture.
Edition Photoglob, Zürich
This image shows the shoreline of Lake Lucerne and the city itself, with the mountain Pilatus in the background.
Edition Photoglob, Zürich
This image is a colorized, and closer in view of the Wilson Memorial Plaque as it looked in front of the Palais des Nations.
Edition Jaeger, Genéve
This image features the original Palais des Nations as it appeared along the lakefront before moving to the new building a short distance away.
Georges Jaeger, Editeur, Genéve
This image shows the embankment along Lake Geneva dedicated to Woodrow Wilson and his efforts to create a League of Nations.
Georges Jaeger, Editeur, Genéve
This image shows the mausoleum of Charles II, Duke of Brunswick, who bequeathed his entire estate to the city of Geneva with the requirement to build this specific monument.
Georges Jaeger, Editeur, Genéve
This image is of the small waterfall known as Fairy Falls, along the Wahkeena Creek, in Oregon near the Columbia River Gorge.
Gross and Dimmitt
This illustration is of the large rock formation that dominates the canyon below in Zion National Park, Utah. It is now better known as the Great White Throne.
Union Pacific Pictorial Postcard
