Postcard – “Hundred Oaks, Catholic Priest Home, Winchester, Tennessee.” Postcard has been mailed with postmark date of April 30, 1945. It has a cancelled 3 cents “V win the war” stamp.

Postcard – “The Sunshine Skyway, spectacular 15 mile bridge, built at a cost of $22,000,000 is the last link of new U.S. Highway #19. It increases communication between Pinellas, Manatee, and Sarasota Counties, Florida.”

Postcard – “Father Marquette Shrine, St. Ignace, Michigan. Dedicated in 1957, the shrine is a memorial to the man who was a famous explorer of the Great Lakes area in the 17th century.”

Neat photo postcards of Norris Lake, Tennessee -- one postcard is of Norris Lake and the other is “Norris Dam, Tennessee – Seen from the Restaurant Building”. The lake postcard has not been mailed, the other is postmarked 1949 and has a cancelled 1 cent stamp.

Postcard – “Houck Bridge. This bridge built in 1880 crosses Big Walnut Creek in Putnam County near Manhattan, Indiana. It is 210’ long and 16’ wide.”

Postcard – “Putnam County, Indiana. 14-67-13 Dick Huffman Bridge located 3 miles S.E. of Pleasant Gardens. Built 1880 over Big Walnut Cr. 2 span Howe Truss 265 feet.”

Postcard – “Pine Bluff Bridge. This bridge crosses Big Walnut Creek in Putnam County near New Maysville, Indiana. It is 211’ long and 16’ wide.”

Postcard – “Cornstalk Bridge. It was built in 1917 over Cornstalk Creek in Putnam County near Raccoon, Indiana. It is 82’ long and 16’ wide.” Postcard has a small bend/tear at upper right corner.

Postcard – “Putnam County, Indiana. 14-67-08 Black Bridge, 1860-1962, formerly located 1 mile west of Greencastle over Big Walnut Creek. Burr Arch 110 feet.”

Postcard – “Parker Bridge. This bridge was built in 1886 across Mill Creek in Putnam County near Emminence, Indiana. It is 120’ long and 16’ wide.”

Postcard – “Edna Collins Bridge. This bridge was built in 1922 across Little Walnut Creek in Putnam County near Clinton Falls, Indiana. It is 80’ long and 15’ wide.”

Postcard – “Putnam County, Indiana, 14-67-05 Old Raccoon Bridge built at Raccoon in 1838 as a 2 lane bridge. Was moved ½ mile S.E. of Clinton Falls in 1938 and rebuilt into one lane over Little Walnut Cr. Burr Arch construction 122 feet.”