• Message: Hello- Dale. How are the girls getting along. hope every body is better, say hello to the rest of the folks. I suppose the fishing pole is getting hot- (Bill)
• Addressee: Dale Greenwood West 6 St. Faribault Minnesota

• Interesting card sent from someone in Seattle to a woman who lived in an apartment at the Bonneville Hotel. Features woman dressed in formal clothing and hat, carrying a parasol and leading a small bear on a lead.
• Printed on front: Here comes Maud with her little bear behind

• Message: Dear Rhea, O Dear I am so lonely. Have not heard from Fred since Friday. Have you seen him? Your friend Amy
• Addressee: Mrs. Rhea Polson Spokane, Wassh. /Gen Del/

• Message: Dear People We arrived in to Minneapolis now at 20 to 7. Feel rather little tired. Ride was rather rough, too- and home train just about flew to make up for lost of time through mountains. was a pretty area in mountains and first night we slept real good. now we will call Mary and get up there if they are home. first now we will eat breakfast. we dined on those sandwiches until now we didn't want to waste them, write more later.
• Addressee: The Dale Greenwoods 3932 S. 238th Ave Kent, Washington

Message: If you have a chance to get any cards (?) from Rh???? I should be pleased I (?) home and as I ?? any from there. My Deir, I ? find & I've ? a long time before answering you last- but- I hope you will do better by me and I won't ? so long next time. I haven't a ? good assortment this time but July's(?) I can do better next time.

• Message: At low tide, these rocks look very impressive, they stand so high Grace
• Addressee: Mother

• Three dogs poke their heads out through the card, smiling at each other. One dog wears a monacle, and another has a cigarette hanging casually from his mouth.
• Printed on front: Best Wishes

View from above of the edge of a commercial district and a hilltop residential area. This is probably Seattle, possibly showing a portion of Denny Hill that has not yet been re-graded. Between 1897- 1920, Denny Hill was leveled using a variety of earth-moving techniques such as steam-shoveling, grading, and sluicing.

Printed on back: Autumn in the Rockies The Mummy Range from the Trail Ridge Road at Hidden Valley, Estes- Rocky Mountain National Park, Colorado

Three photos of the La Push Ocean Park Resort: a view from the top deck of the hotel, looking towards the beach and James Island; a view from inside a unit looking out over mounds of driftwood on the beach below; and a view of a unit's interior, including 70's style furniture and decor. La Push is located on the Olympic Peninsula of the Washington coast, on the Quileute Reservation. This resort, still in existence but greatly expanded and modified, overlooks a cove called First Beach.

• Unusually colored card highlighting the fountain in the lily pond, with the lodge in the background.
• Printed on front: Fountain in Lily Pond, Point Defiance Park, Tacoma, Washington.

• Relatively close-up view of common Tacoma promotional shot featuring the mountain, Old City Hall and the Northern Pacific Headquarters.
• Printed on front: Gateway to the City of Destiny, Tacoma, Wash.
• Message on front: I'm from the country. Monemic Evans

• Message: All well and house full: Charming man at your placve at table: ? In New York in a few days. When are you coming over?
• Addressee: Mrs. Edward Young, Sunnyside, Wash.

• The building housing the Nereides Baths was located on the bluff overlooking today's ferry landing. This was the first indoor swimming pool in Tacoma--built in 1906 and demolished in the 1930's.
• Printed on front: Exterior of Natatorium, Pt. Defiance Park Tacoma, Wash.

• The Legislative Building on the state capitol grounds in Olympia was completed in 1928.
• Printed on front: Floral gardens and State Capitol Building, Olympia, Washington

• Whimsical take on the fishing here in the Tacoma area.
• Printed on front: You should have seen the one that got away…

• Message: 4-22-08 Dear Mrs. Young, We are over here today for dinner. Wish you and Mr. Y did not live so far away that we might see you oftener. Have written long letter to you. Sincerely, M. Daniels
• Addressee: Mrs. W. J. Young, Shirley Annex, Denver, Colo.

• The Nereides Baths opened in 1906 and closed in the early 1930's. Located in Point Defiance Park, it was the first indoor swimming pool in the Tacoma area.
• Printed on front: Natatorium, Pt. Defiance Park, Tacoma, Wash.

• Large brick hotel was located in downtown Spokane, near Riverfront Park.
• Coeur D'Alene Hotel Howard Street and Trent Avenue, Spokane, Wash.

• Printed on back: Coeur D'Alene Hotel Howard Street and Trent Avenue Spokane, Washington Mrs. Harry Goetz, Mgr. "Home of the Dutch Mill"
• Message: Tuesday August 27-Left Ruby's this morning-At this hotel tonite-Will get home Saturday night. Come up-Love-Dove W.
• Addressee: Nancy Stewart, Roachdale, Indiana

Printed on back: Oregon--area 96,699 sq. m., of which 1,092 sq. m. is water; 9th state in size; admitted into the Union in 1859. State flower-Oregon Grape, Capital-Salem. Good commercial fishing, especially Salmon. Manufactures: Lumber products (including furniture), paper and wood pulp, flour and grain products. Places of interest: Crater Lake National Park; Oregon Caves National Monument; Mt. Hood and other splendid peaks amid mountain scenery.

• c. 1955 picture on a more contemporary card, featuring the Beacon Lighthouse in Westport. Also called the Westport Lighthouse. It went into service in 1891.
• Printed on front: Beacon Lighthouse Westport Washington

Card from two Tacoma brothers to their mother, written while visiting their grandmother in Kelso.

• Message: Best Birthday wishes from Mother.
• Miss Lula Kissick. Hubbard. Ore.

• Colorized postcard depicting the downtown business district in the foreground, and Mount Rainier in the distance.
• Printed on front: Tacoma, Washington, Gateway to Rainier National Park.