Here's Laredo's famous Hotel Plaza with its Spanish Grill. The hotel doesn't seem to be there anymore.  The message on the c...

This is a tiny postcard folder circa 1920s from Galveston, Texas. Galveston actually had a larger population then (53,000) than it does now ...

Here are some more views from yesterday's El Paso, Texas postcard folder, starting with the back of the folder. When I was looking at ...

Nellie M.H. King Taylor sent this wonderful postcard folder to Mrs. John Decker in Meeker, Ohio in 1949. I can't fit all the great views...

Main Street in Houston doesn't look a bit like this anymore, which is really too bad. In fact, I couldn't find anything - not one bu...

I've always loved looking out of airplane windows to see the patchwork quilt below. It's interesting  to speculate what the differen...

I posted a card   several months ago of a cafe in Juárez that attracted U.S. residents wanting to buy a drink or two during prohibition.  D...

This card shows the interior of Union Pacific's City of Portland train, which was put into service in 1935. Besides looking very inviti...

This is one scary looking expressway! It seems like there would have been a lot of on and off merging collisions. What's really amusing...