Northwest ORCA

TACOMA ART CARDS-022 Back

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c. 2008

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Printed on back: Wright Park, Tacoma, Wa. Frannie and Annie have greeted visitors to Wright Park since 1890. They have seen some amazing things over the years.
Picture Tacoma Artist's Postcard Project; Photograph copyright 2008 Tom Holt Photography, artist Lynn Di Nino.

TACOMA ART CARDS-023 Back

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c. 2009

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Picture Tacoma Artist's Postcard Project; Peter Serko Photographer peterserko.com

TACOMA ART CARDS-024 Front

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c. 2009

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Printed on front: Planning a TRIP? Come to TACOMA Visit the World's Largest POTHOLES!

TACOMA ART CARDS-025 Back

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c. 2009

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Printed on back: Looking out from the Bell Tower of Old City Hall, you see the Commencement Bay Grainery. Trains arrive daily from the Mid-West loaded with grain that is then shipped to Asia.
Picture Tacoma Artist's Postcard Project; Photography by Sharon Styler

TACOMA ART CARDS-026 Back

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c. 2009

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Printed on back: TACOMA - City of Destiny Award-winning cartoonist extraordinare Mark Monlux is a Northwest native and Tacoma resident. He also co-founded the Cartoonists League of Absurd Washingtonians, otherwise known as The C.L.A.W.
Picture Tacoma Artist's Postcard Project; Copyright 2009 Mark Monlux - www.markmonlux.com

NWRPC-0188 Front

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c. 1945

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Mount Adams reflected in a lake on a clear autumn day. Located about 35 miles east of Mount St. Helens, Mount Adams is the second highest mountain in Washington state. circa 1945. (Oversize)

NWRPC-0188 Back

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c. 1945

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Printed on back: Mount Adams, Washington is one of the chain of towering Cascade snow peaks stretching from Canada to California; 12,307 feet high, it is beautifully visible, in particular, from U. S. Highways 97 and 30. (Oversize)

NWRPC-0018 Back

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c. 1907

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NWRPC-0045 Front

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c. 1941

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Promotional postcard featuring Mount Rainier, provided for servicemen during World War II. circa 1941.
Printed on front: Mount Rainier. Rising 14,408 feet into the sky, Mt. Rainier is spectacularly beautiful and the crowning triumph of the Evergreen State of Washington. Here it is only two hours from sea level to ski level.