Printed on back: Tearing down the Hills, Seattle. Regrading process has removed 27,000,000 cubic yards of earth. Regrades have cost the city approximately $3,000.000.
Printed on back: Private Mailing Card Authorized by Act of Congress passed May 19, 1898.
Message: Nov. 19, '03 Dearest Aunt Jessie Papa just telephoned up today ? Amy had just ? The doctors had given up all hope of Mildred W. who lives back of you, living over 24 hours. We have no particulars this is all he said, if anything happens, we'll let you know. With love and kisses for your birthday, lovingly D.K.
Addressee: Miss Jessie Kershaw. Green River Hot Springs Washington.
Unidentified Tacoma home with wood siding and shingles, a front porch and a small deck off the second story--and a large black dog lounging alongside the front walk. circa 1910.
Interesting large house with unusually shaped turret with open air deck. The residence is still here, although the top and deck have been removed. circa 1913.
Message: Dear Mr. Hatch. Received your postal from Yellowstone Park today. Very sorry you could not come to Tacoma, see her new stadium and 40000 people auto racing track. New grand Boulevard to Pt. Defiance Park. Write us of your trip. Your friend, Nellie L. Allyn. Mrs. Turner and Frank send love. This is the latest picture of our home. 401 No. K. July 18, 1913 ? a corner 401 K st. north
Addressee: W.K. Hatch The Blackstone Chicago, Ill.
Printed on back: Tacoma, Washington and Mt. Rainier At the bottom can be seen the City-County Building with Metropolitan Tacoma and Mt. Rainier--60 miles to the east.
Mount Rainier is not visible in this postcard, despite the back caption. The Tacoma Dome, built in 1983, is shown in the upper right corner, and Central School is featured prominently in the foreground. circa 1985.
Printed on back: Tacoma, Washington All-America City This view of Tacoma shows the downtown business district as well as a portion of the Port of Tacoma, one of the world's finest natural harbors. Standing guard over the valley is majestic Mount Rainier in the background.
Business district aerial view of downtown Tacoma. The Tacoma Hotel, located at 913 "A" Street, can be seen in the upper left of the card. It was destroyed by fire in 1935. circa 1930.
Printed on front: A Section of MetropolitanTacoma, Wash.
Colorized photograph aerial view of the downtown Tacoma business district. The 11th Street Bridge (now called the Murray Morgan Bridge) is in the upper right of the card, and Fisher's Department Store is in the middle, just below center. circa 1940.
Printed on back: Tacoma, Washington This view of metropolitan Tacoma shows the Tacoma Dome, the Puyallup River, pleasure boats on the Thea Foss waterway and the 509 Bridge.
