This image is of the small waterfall known as Fairy Falls, along the Wahkeena Creek, in Oregon near the Columbia River Gorge.
There is no description on the back of this card.
It is 20 feet high and from a single source breaks into numerous fan-like cascades.
This card was used and is dated 29 August 1924.
Tag: Oregon
Mount Hood and Environs, Oregon
This image shows the Hood River Valley and the imposing volcano known as Mount Hood which dominates the landscape as seen from the north.
The description states:
Hood River Valley is known the world over for its apples. Excellent crops of pears and strawberries are adding to the valley’s fame as a fruit growing center.
— The volcano is considered to have a very low risk of eruption, and is generally described as dormant. The Hood River is comprised of 3 forks which merge before joining the Columbia River.
This postcard was used and is dated 15 February 1956.