This image is a deep relief marble sculpture replica of The Last Supper, a fresco by Leonardo Da Vinci. It is part of a much larger exhibit of marble work a the Vermont Marble Museum in Proctor, Vermont.

The caption on the back states:
The Last Supper
Carved from statuary marble from West Rutland, Vermont, is on display at the Marble Exhibit, Proctor, Vermont. Taken from da Vinci’s famous painting, it was hand carved in about 14 weeks from a single piece of marble.

–The Vermont Marble Museum is a large exhibition of marble sculpture and history located in a part of the Vermont Marble Company buildings.

This card likely dates from the 1950s.

This is an image of an iconic structure from the early days of road building in the Americas. The covered bridge was built to protect the bridge from the elements, particularly ice and snow accumulation.

Baker’s, Brattleboro, Vt.

This image shows the winding road leading south into the town of Brattleboro. Once known as Wyndham Road, it was subsumed into U.S. Highway 5.

Baker’s, Brattleboro, Vt.

This image, taken from U.S. Highway 5 as it approaches Brattleboro, Vermont, shows the Connecticut River which forms the boundary between Vermont on the west and New Hampshire on the east.

The News Shop, Brattleboro, VT

This image shows the view of the Connecticut River as it flows through Vermont below Mt. Wantastiquet, which is a short distance west of Brattleboro, Vermont.

Baker’s, Brattleboro, Vt.