Pennsylvania Turnpike Crossing Lincoln Highway

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Stock #:

33378

Type:

Postcard

Era:

Linen

City:

Pennsylvania Turnpike

State:

Pennsylvania (PA)

Publisher:

Minsky Bros. & Co.

Postmark:

1940

Postmark City:

Pittsburg

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Size:

3.5" x 5.5" (9 x 14 cm)

Recipient Address:

Miss Margaret Kelly
827 S. Braddock Ave.
Pittsburgh, PA

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U. S. 30 in Bedford Narrows. The Pennsylvania Turnpike avoids steep grades and sharp curves and sharp curves and has reduced the distance. Reduced vertical climb of over 9,000 feet equivalent to two miles over the present two major East-West highways, the Lincoln which crosses the mountains and the Wm. Penn which follows the winding Juniata river.

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grogg a mohua TED The Pennsylvania Turnpike avoids steep grades and sharp curves and has reduced the distance. Reduced vertical climb of over 9,000 Al feet equivalent to two miles over the present two major East-West highways, the Lincoln which crosses the mountains and then DEC 5 Wm. Penn which follows the winding Juniata River. 1-PM There Dream is like no mith ze EAST were co many BOST CARD and talk about things to see, missed this one; did not know were 827 S. Braddock Ave if it does, we must have Honder what the were crossing Puttsburgh, bet Я, gone with it!

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