Street Scenes of St. Louis,
Antique Metro St. Louis Postcard Collection
Scott K. Williams, Florissant, Mo.
Washington Street West from 6th Street, St. Louis, Mo. V.O. Hammon Publishing. Postmarked 1916.
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Street Scenes of St. Louis, Antique Metro St. Louis Postcard Collection Scott K. Williams, Florissant, Mo.
Washington Street West from 6th Street, St. Louis, Mo. V.O. Hammon Publishing. Postmarked 1916. |
6th Street Looking North from Olive, St. Louis, Mo. Majestic No. 540, not postmarked. Circa 1910
12th Street Looking North from Olive, St. Louis, Mo. Majestic Publishing Co., postmarked 1909.
Almost from the exact vantage point, this is also a scene on 12th Street looking North, St. Louis, Mo. V.O. Hammon Pub. Co., postmarked 1913.
Another scene of an Washington Avenue, looking West from 6th Street, St. Louis, Mo. (Pub. by J.S. McDermott, 709 Pine St., St. Louis) Postmarked 1913.
Washington Avenue West from Broadway (The Beacon Series, 1910's)
Broadway On A Rainy Night, St. Louis, Mo. (Published by J.S. McDermott, 709 Pine St.). No postmark. Card dates 1907-1916.
Washington Ave., West of 3rd Street, St. Louis, Mo. No postmark or publisher listed. "Printed in Germany", before 1917.
St. Louis at Night. Washington Avenue, East from 8th Street. V O Hammon Publishing; circa 1917.
6th Street at night. "Great White Way". Famous Postcard Co., postmarked 1914. The "Great White Way" was simply an term for an electrically illuminated part of town or section of road. It usually was in the theatre district as is the case in the above image. So a city like St. Louis usually had more than one "Great White Way".
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