Slightly off topic, I’ve created a blog about the exploits of Anthony Comstock, a crusader for moral purity, who found obscenity in the mails and everywhere else. You can read about him here.
Santa Claus, IN
With color by Imbued with Hues
Northfield Falls, VT
Ngaruawahia, NZ
Poughkeepsie, NY
Pelham, NY
East Downingtown, PA
Lavallette, NJ
A beach community on the Barnegat Peninsula
Ceylon, NY
The post office at Ceylon, N.Y., at the south end of Skaneateles Lake, with postmaster George Nelson Westcott and his daughter Ida standing out front.
The Cedar Stump
A gigantic cedar stump near Port Angeles, Washington, that served as a post office until 1905. Below, a card mailed from Port Angeles in 1908, presumably after they had moved from the tree stump. What a fine looking crew, and you’ve got to love the window treatment.
Post Office Postcards 