ID CP-5GXMK91GZX · CP Score 242 (estimate)
$9.99
Condition: Excellent condition with no visible wear, creases, or discoloration. Unposted. Please review all images closely with your own eyes to form your own opinion.
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Spalding College Spalding NE Postcard 1910s B/W View
Standard size approximately 3.5 x 5.5 inches. Black and white photographic view of the large wooden college building with dormers, covered porches, cross on entrance, people visible, trees and grounds. Floral border design. Unposted divided back postcard from the Divided Back era circa 1910.
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Spalding College was a prominent educational institution in Spalding, Nebraska, during the early 20th century. The town of Spalding, established in 1875, was originally called Halifax and renamed in honor of Bishop John Lancaster Spalding in 1881. The college played a significant role in the community's development and is now part of the St. Michael's Catholic Church Complex, listed in the National Register of Historic Places. This postcard offers a glimpse into the architecture and history of the era.
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