This image shows the buildings and restaurant that made up the Iron Bound Motor Court and Restaurant.

The description states:
IRON BOUND MOTOR COURT
AAA Recommended
Williamsburg’s Outstanding Court. Restaurant on Premises. Twin and Double Beds. All Private Baths. Steam Heat. Telephone 1131.
1218 Richmond Road, U. S. 60Z
Within city limits,
WILLIAMSBURG, VIRGINIA
–This is a pretty typical example of the second generation of motels, where the once free-standing cottages are merged into a single building with independent entrances on to a common parking lot. The presence of a restaurant on site was a significant amenity in areas where the motel was not near a population center, which is not the case here.
This card likely dates from the 1940s.

This image shows the grounds and restaurant that made up the Jenson’s Motel and Dining Room complex in Providence Forge, Virginia.

The description states:
JENSON’S MOTEL AND DINING ROOM
Completely furnished 1-2 & 3 room cottages with private baths, also rooms in private home. Telephone Providence Forge 591 or write for reservations.
Mr. And Mrs. V. E. JENSON, Owners
On U.S. 60, Halfway between Richmond and Williamsburg at PROVIDENCE FORGE, VA.
–This is a very typical first generation motel, as the buildings are unique and separate, with the addition of lodgings in a private house, much like the bed and breakfast inns of the current day. The restaurant would have been a popular amenity when the motel was not close to a population center.
This card likely dates from the 1940s.

This image shows the interior of the Jefferson bedroom with furnishings consistent with the period Jefferson lived in the house.

The description states:
MONTICELLO
THE HOME OF THOMAS JEFFERSON
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VIRGINIA
Jefferson’s bedroom showing his alcove bed and chaise lounge.
–Currently the bed is still on display, but the chaise has been replaced with another contemporary chair. While it is not immediately obvious, the bed sits in the middle of the room, with access from both sides, as can be seen in this view.
This postcard likely dates from the 1950s.

This image shows the interior of the grand entrance hall of the Thomas Jefferson home known as Monticello.

The description states:
Monticello
THE HOME OF THOMAS JEFFERSON
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VIRGINIA
Entrance Hall
–The Entrance Hall looks out through the East Portico, which was the normal entrance for the house, though the West Portico is the more famous view today.
This postcard likely dates from the 1950s.

This image features the administration building on the campus of Mary Baldwin College, listed in the National Register of Historic Places.

The description states:
MARY BALDWIN COLLEGE, Administration Building, Staunton, Virginia. Founded in 1843 and known successively as Augusta Female Seminary, Mary Baldwin Seminary, and Mary Baldwin College. It is among the oldest institutions for the higher education of women in the United States. A Liberal Arts College of limited enrollment and high academic standing, it offers the A. B. degree.
–The A. B. degree is now more commonly cited as a B. A. degree, or Bachelor of Arts. This image likely dates from the 1950s.