Kingston Pike

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Stock #:

257440

Type:

Postcard

Era:

Divided Back

City:

Knoxville

State:

Tennessee (TN)

County:

Knox

Publisher:

Raphael Tuck & Sons

Postmark:

Jun-3

Postmark City:

Knoxville

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Size:

3.5" x 5.5" (9 x 14 cm)

Recipient Address:

Mr. John Foley
Mount Carmel, Penn

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One of the features for which Knox County is noted is the abundance of good roads. In extreme length and breadth the county measures about 40 by 25 miles, an in it over 200 miles of fine macadamized pikes have been completed, reaching every important point within and beyond the county limits. The Kingston Pike, as here seen, is a handsome type of these roads

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SERENEN 1902 UNITED STATES OF RIC TORSKOR KALOXVILL. KINGSTON PIKE. One of the features for which Knox County is noted is the abundance of good roads. In JUN Fof Happy) extreme length and breadth the county measures about 40 by 25 miles, and in it over 200 miles of fine macadamized pikes have been completed, reaching every important point within and beyond the county limits. The Kingston Pike, as here seen, is a handsome type of these roads. 017 ma (1706 FRANKLIN 1790 Raphael Tuck & Sons' Post Card Series NO 2434, "Knoxville, Tenn. ART PUBLISHERS TO THEIR MAJESTIES THE KING AND QUEEN, I would like to cards John Foley with your exchange Miss Biggieltirkel Pizy Mr Mount Carmels Penne Mashall Putedge Pike Kursteille Tenne

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