Cheraw, SC, Post Office
subject: The United States District Court for the Single District of South Carolina
subject: Post office buildings
description: Post Office, Cheraw, S.C. No. C-3. No. 87684. Built between1933 and 1937 under the New Deal Program. It was occupied on June 2, 1937. The building is located at 248 Market Street in Chesterfield County. It is listed on the National Register of Historic Places located in the middle of the Cheraw Historic District. The post office has been slated to close several times but it remains open for business today.
publisher: Asheville Post Card Co., Asheville, N.C.
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 408
coverage: 1930-1945

Clemson, SC, Post Office, Clemson College
subject: The United States District Court for the Single District of South Carolina
subject: Post office buildings
subject: Universities and colleges
description: U.S. Post Office, Clemson College, Clemson, S.C. No. A-28. No. E-8846. Built in 1940 as part of the New Deal funded by the Treasury Department. After postal operations relocated the building became part of the Clemson University campus and it now serves as the housing office for Clemson University. The building is located off Old Greenville Highway between Riggs Field and Bowman Field.
publisher: Asheville Post Card Co., Asheville, N.C.
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 409
coverage: 1930-1945

Columbia, SC, Post Office 1874
subject: The United States District Court for the Single District of South Carolina
subject: Post office buildings
subject: Courthouses
subject: Federal building
description: Post Office, Columbia, S.C. No. A 12533. Built between 1871 and 1874. This post office and court house building is located on Laurel and Richardson (Main) Streets. It was occupied in late 1874. The building was occupied mainly by the Postal Service, IRS, Weather Bureau services and the Unted States courts. Postmarked Sep 16, 1906 with a one cent stamp. Message on back and front: Our 'Vis-Vis'. Yours. Tom. To: Mrs. E. H. Boyne. Gilsey House. New York.
publisher: The Rotograph Co., N.Y. City. (Germany)
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 410
coverage: 1901-1907

Columbia, SC, U.S. Post Office
subject: The United States District Court for the Single District of South Carolina
subject: Post office buildings
subject: Courthouses
description: U.S. PostOffice, Columbia, S.C. No. 2, No. 25504. Built between 1917 and 1921. Construction started in 1917 but was delayed during WW 1 when materials destined for the building were diverted to Camp (Fort) Jackson. The building was completed in 1921 and served as a post office until 1966. When the post office moved to a larger building the state acquired the Neo Classical building and converted it into quarters for the South Carolina Supreme Court. The building is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
publisher: Asheville Post Card Co., Asheville, N.C.
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 411
coverage: 1915-1930

Columbia, SC, United States Post Office
subject: The United States District Court for the Single District of South Carolina
subject: Post office buildings
subject: Courthouses
description: United States Post Office, Columbia, S.C. No. 91870. C.T. American Art Colored. This building completed in 1921 is located at 1231 Gervais Street in Richland County. It is now houses the South Carolina Supreme Court.
publisher: Gayden Brothers, Charleston and Columbia, S.C.
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 412
coverage: 1930-1945

Columbia, SC, U.S. Post Office 1921
subject: The United States District Court for the Single District of South Carolina
subject: Post office buildings
subject: Courthouses
description: U.S. Post Office, Columbia, S.C. No. 74599. Tichnor Quality Views. Foundations for the Neo-Classical style building were laid in 1917 with completion in 1921. Then the state acquired the building for the South Carolina Supreme Court it enhanced the complex of governmental buildings sourrounding the South Carolina State House. Postmarked Nov. 12, 1949 with two one cent stamps. Message on back: 11.12.49. Perfect weather just like summer & have a grand time. Almost have decided on a 6 mo leaved of absence. Love. Orah & Lewis. To: Mr. & Mrs. R.E. Thomas. 44 Fowler Ave. Johnson City. N.Y.
publisher: Central News Co.
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 413
coverage: 1930-1945

Columbia, SC, US Post Office at night
subject: The United States District Court for the Single District of South Carolina
subject: Post office buildings
subject: Courthouses
description: U.S. Post Office at night, Columbia, S.C. No. C-113. No. E-4880. Built between 1917 and 1921. The South Carolina Supreme Court moved into the former post office building in 1971. Message on back: 3-27-57
publisher: Asheville Post Card Co., Asheville, N.C.
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 414
coverage: 1930-1945

Columbia, SC, US Court House
subject: The United States District Court for the Single District of South Carolina
subject: Courthouses
subject: J. Bratton Davis US Bankruptcy Courthouse
description: United States Court House, Columbia, S.C. No. 78. No. 6A-H2049. C.T. Art Colortone. This courthouse was built in 1936 under the supervision of Harold Tatum. It is located at 1100 Laurel St. It is a courthouse for the US District Court for the District of South Carolina. It was named for J. Bratton Davis, a bankruptcy judge. It was added to the National Register of Historic Places on Mar. 2, 1979. Postmarked Sep 4, 1945 with a one cent stamp. Message on back: Dear Cousin Lizzie. Its Labor Day and World Peace Day. we hope!! I think of you many, many times. The home folks tell me about you all - I miss you heaps - no foolin! Yesterday I saw a good picture show. I'd die if I couldn't have that diversion. Love Mae. To: Mrs. J. P. Rogers. c/o Ishan Legg. Athens - Alabama.
publisher: Asheville Post Card Co., Asheville, N.C.
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 415
coverage: 1930-1945

Columbia, SC, US Court House
subject: The United States District Court for the Single District of South Carolina
subject: Courthouses
subject: J. Bratton Davis US Bankruptcy Courthouse
subject: Federal building
description: U.S. Court House, Columbia, S.C. No. 61847. Dedicated Jan. 18, 1937. This United States Court House, located on historic Arsenal Hill, near the Governor's Mansion was built in 1936. Within this beautiful building are the U.S. District Court Rooms. Offices of the IRS Department and the Weather Bureau. Message on back: 3-27-57.
publisher: Columbia Cigar & Tobacco Co., Columbia, S.C.
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 416
coverage: 1930-1945

Columbia, SC, United States Court House 1936
subject: The United States District Court for the Single District of South Carolina
subject: Courthouses
subject: J. Bratton Davis US Bankruptcy Courthouse
description: United States Court House, Columbia, South Carolina. No. 110-C. No. 15,806. Colourpicture Pub. Cambridge, Mass. This courthouse of the US District Court for the District of South Carolina is built in the Renaissance style for $550,000. Postmarked Aug. 5, 1942 for free. Message on back: Priv. Wm. Ross W. U.S. Army #31493708. A.S. F. Regional hispital Ward 37. Fort Jackson, South Carolina. Greetings Bully! Having a swell time here - you draft dodger you (only kidding) How are you and Jerry doing without me to protect you from all the lovely women in Lowell. I mean those only that look like movie stars. I hear Kiney is going up there now - am I right? Write and tell me about things will you. Mel Ross. To: Mr. George Avery. Sterling St. Andover, Mass.
publisher: Columbia Cigar & Tobacco Co., Columbia, S.C.
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 417
coverage: 1930-1945

Easley, SC, US Post Office
subject: The United States District Court for the Single District of South Carolina
subject: Post office buildings
description: U.S. Post Office, Easley, S.C. No. L-8289. Photo by Benny Smith. The historic former post office building here at 140 East Main Street, Pickens County. The building was a New Deal project constructed with funds from the Treasury Department. It was completed in 1940 and it houses some New Deal artwork called Cultivation of Corn. The building is now privately owned.
publisher: Asheville Post Card Co., Asheville, N.C.
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 418
coverage: 1930-1945

Florence, SC, United States Court House and Post Office
subject: The United States District Court for the Single District of South Carolina
subject: Post office buildings
subject: Courthouses
subject: Federal building
description: United States Court House and Post Office, Florence, S.C. No. 10607. No. 158086. Printed in Germany. The US Post Office, Courthouse and federal building, located at Irby and W. Evan Streets, Florence County was built in 1906 and had a 3 story addition added in 1935. it served as a courthouse for the Eastern District of South Carolina from 1906 until 1965. It was listed on the National Register of Historic Places on Dec. 21, 1977. In 2017 Francis Marion University purchased the building and it will be used for instructional purposes. Message on back: Had to stay in Dillon about ten days longer than I expected. No trains were running, many R.R. birdges were washed away. The R.R. companies have suffered heavy losses. I hope you'll get there all right. There are seven in all. Love to Hazel. Lovingly. Zielding.
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 420
coverage: 1907-1914

Florence, SC, US Post Office and Court House
subject: The United States District Court for the Single District of South Carolina
subject: Post office buildings
subject: Courthouses
subject: Federal building
description: U.S. Post Office and Court House, Florence, S.C. No. C-12. No. 10783. Natural Color Post Card. Built in 1906 and addition added in 1935. This post office, federal building and courthouse served as a center of government for more than 70 years. It housed congressional and federal offices and the federal court. Florence, the Magic City, located in the center of the most fertile part of the state, is a city of fine home, lovely gardens, shaded streets, playgrounds, splendid hospitals, fine churches, schools, public library, museum, city park, air port, golf club, and farm women's market.
publisher: E.C. Kropp Co., Milw., Wis.
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 421
coverage: 1930-1945

Georgetown, SC, US Post Office and US Naval Reserve Building
subject: The United States District Court for the Single District of South Carolina
subject: Post office buildings
subject: Federal buildings
subject: Custom house
subject: Navy Reserve
description: U.S. Post Office and U.S. Naval Reserve Buildings, Georgetown, S.C. No. OB522-N. Genuine Curteich Chicago C.T. American Art. Built in 1906. The Post Office building was used as a post office and customs house. The Naval Reserve Building burned to the ground in the 1970s and Harbour Walk and park were established here in the 1980s and 90s. Postmarked Feb. 5, 1941 with a one cent stamp. Message on back: Hello Mick. We had a nice long ride. Dady. To: Mr. Vernon Hinchey. Whistler, Ala.
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 422
coverage: 1906-1915

Gaffney, SC, Post Office
subject: The United States District Court for the Single District of South Carolina
subject: Post office buildings
description: Post Office, Gaffney, SC. No. A-37349. Built in 1912 and remodeled in 1940. C.T. American Art. This historic former post office located at N. Branard and W. Frederick St. in Cherokee County is often referred to as the grand dame by locals. There was a New Deal addition to the rear of the building in 1940. Today it houses Gaffney's Visitor Center as well as art studios.
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 423
coverage: 1907-1914

Greenville, SC, Post Office
subject: The United States District Court for the Single District of South Carolina
subject: Post office buildings
subject: Courthouses
subject: Federal building
description: Post Office, Greenville, So. Car. No. 55651. Germany. Built between 1889 and 1892. In 1889 land was purchased on Main and Broad Streets for $12,000. The building was constructed for $86,703 and occupied in May, 1892. The structure is brick and terra cotta. The building was occupied by the post office, IRS and US Courts. Postmarked Sep. 17, 1907 with a one cent stamp. Message on back and front: All send love. Write soon. Elizabeth Hunter. Hello Lois: How are you now. I am getting along fine. School sarted today. I got a postal from Hellen today. How is Margurite Aunt Mattes said, she had the fever. Hope she is better. Give Seabrook my love, tell him I want to see him so bad. Has Earnest got the pictures yet? To: Miss Lois Gignilliat. 357 Calhoun St. Anderson, S.C.
publisher: Wm. H. Cobb., 5 and 10 cent Stores
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 425
coverage: 1907-1914

Greenville, SC, US Post Office, Woodside Building to right
subject: The United States District Court for the Single District of South Carolina
subject: Post office buildings
subject: Courthouses
subject: C.F. Haynsworth Federal Building and US Courthouse
description: U.S. Post Office, Woodside Building to right, Greenville, S.C. No. NC-29. No. E-4473. This US Post Office and Courthouse is a historic civic building located at 300 Easat Washington Street. It was built in 1937 and was designed to house the local post office and federal court facilities. It continues to perform these functions. The Woodside Building was constructed in 1923 as Greenville's first skyscraper and the tallest building in either North or South Carolina. It served as the banking HQ for John T. Woodside, a central figure in the upstate cotton mill boon. The structure was demolished in 1974 to make way for the South Carolina National Bank.
publisher: Asheville Post Card Co., Asheville, N.C.
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 426
coverage: 1930-1945

Greenville, SC, US Post Office by night
subject: The United States District Court for the Single District of South Carolina
subject: Post office buildings
subject: C.F. Haynsworth Federal Building and US Courthouse
subject: Courthouses
description: U.S. Post Office by night, Greenville, S.C. No. C-40. No. E-4475. Built in 1937. The C.F. Haynsworth Federal Building and United States Courthouse was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 2014. Greenville, S.C. Textile Center of the South, is a notable manufacturing, agricultural, and educational center. Having 3 million people within 100 miles, it leads the state in commerce. Mild climate and accessibility to mountain or sea make it extremely pleasing to residents and tourists. Postmarked May 7, 1959 with a three cent stamp. Message on back: Hi folks - Greetings from the frigid South. According to the papers your weather is colder, so will enjoy what we have here. John. To: Mrs. Alice Littlefield. 51 North St. Saco, Maine.
publisher: Asheville Post Card Co., Asheville, N.C.
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 427
coverage: 1930-1945

Greenwood, SC, Post Office
subject: The United States District Court for the Single District of South Carolina
subject: Post office buildings
subject: Courthouses
description: Post Office, Greenwood, S.C. No. G-3. No. 22949. C.T. American Art Colored. This post office and courthouse located at 120 Main Street was constructed in 1915. Postmarked Sep 18, 1943 with a one cent stamp. Message on back: Dear Mother; Spent the night in Greenwood, S.C. Went to a dance there last night and had a swell time. Have about 400 miles to go yet. Dont worry. Love. Charlee. To: Mrs. Mary DePaulis. 2311 South 17th St. Philadelphia, (45) Penna.
publisher: Asheville Post Card Co., Asheville, N.C.
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 428
coverage: 1930-1945

Greenwood, SC, US Post Office at night
subject: The United States District Court for the Single District of South Carolina
subject: Post office buildings
subject: Courthouses
description: U.S. Post Office at night, Greenwood, S.C. No. G-15. No. E-5924. Built in 1915. This post office and courthouse was used until 1968. Today it is being used as an arts center.
publisher: Asheville Post Card Co., Asheville, N.C.
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 429
coverage: 1930-1945

Kingstree, SC, US Post Office
subject: The United States District Court for the Single District of South Carolina
subject: Post office buildings
description: U.S. Post Office, Kingstree, S.C. No. 9B401-N. Genuine Curteich Chicago C.T. American Art. This post office building was constructed in 1938. A wall mural, Rice, which was done during the depression years, depicts something of the old-type rice fields, which were one of the means of livelihood of this secion in the early days. The building is located at 129 W. Mill Street. It is still in use as a post office.
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 431
coverage: 1949

Marion, SC, US Post Office
subject: The United States District Court for the Single District of South Carolina
subject: Post office buildings
description: U.S. Post Office, Marion, S.C. No. 71804. Tichnor Quality Views. This post office located at 618 North Main Street was constructed in 1853 with a style adapted from the Georgian with influence of Robert Mills. It was listed in the National Register of Historic Places on Sep. 12, 1973. The Pametto Savings & Loan currently occupy the building. Message on back: 12-26-52.
publisher: Tichnor Bros., Inc., Boston, Mass.
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 432
coverage: 1930-1945

Newberry, SC, Post Office
subject: The United States District Court for the Single District of South Carolina
subject: Post office buildings
description: Post Office, Newberry, S.C. No. 74333. C.T. American Art Colored. Built between 1910-1911. This historic post office is located at 1300 Friend Street in the heart of Newberry. In 1962 the post office services were moved to a larger facility. The Newberry Saluda Regional Library acquired the building in 1966.
publisher: Rose's 5, 10 & 25 Stores, Newberry, S.C.
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 433
coverage: 1915-1930

Newberry, SC, US Post Office
subject: The United States District Court for the Single District of South Carolina
subject: Post office buildings
description: U.S. Post Office, Newberry, S.C. No. N-2. No. E-8827. Built between 1910 and 1911. It was used as a post office and is now used as a library. Newberry has quite a historical background as it was first settled by whie men in 1745. During the war of 1776 a young Newberry girl was noted for a heroic ride delivering an important dispatch to an American General. Newberry is a progressive city, with an abundance of electric power, plentyh of pur water, an ideal climate and a healthy community.
publisher: Asheville Post Card Co., Asheville, N.C.
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 434
coverage: 1930-1945

Spartanburg, SC, US Post Office and Government building
subject: The United States District Court for the Single District of South Carolina
subject: Post office buildings
subject: Courthouses
subject: Donald S. Russell Federal Courthouse
description: U.S. Post Office and Government Building, Spartanburg, S.C. No. S-21. No. 1A2794. C.T. American Art Colored. This post office and federal building was built in 1931 at a cost of $300,000. Its construction was the result of the Public Building Act of 1926. It was listed on the National Register of Historic Places on Jan. 31, 2017. Postmarked May 22, 1939 with a one cent stamp. Message on back: Drexel, N.C. 5/20/39. Dear sister Gladys and Sister Gene - just a line to let you know that I surely thank you for the nice Mothers Day card you sent me. We are anxious to see all of our dear congregation at Roanoke. Lord willing we will be home for paryer meeting next Wed. night, hope the church will all be out to prayer meeting. Our revival is real good. Your sister Miss C.B. Haste. Sister Forrester please give this to these sisters. Don't have their add. To: Miss Gladys Cosmany. C/o Mrs. Ted Forrester. 1110 Staunton Ave. NW. Roanoke, VA
publisher: Asheville Post Card Co., Asheville, N.C.
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 435
coverage: 1931

Spartanburg, SC, Post Office and Government court house
subject: The United States District Court for the Single District of South Carolina
subject: Post office buildings
subject: Courthouses
subject: Donald S. Russell Federal Courthouse
description: Post Office and Government court house, Spartanburg, S.C. No. S-43. No. E-4838. Built in 1931. This building serves the U.S. District Court for the Western District of South Carolina while providing space for other federal agencies. It remains in use as a federal courthouse and home to the US Bankruptcy Court, US Marshals Service, FBI and Probation Services.
publisher: Asheville Post Card Co., Asheville, N.C.
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 436
coverage: 1930-1945

Sumter, SC, Post Office
subject: The United States District Court for the Single District of South Carolina
subject: Post office buildings
subject: Federal buildings
description: Post Office. South Main St. Sumter, S.C. No. 78323. Built in 1907. This Post office and Federal Building constructed in 1907 is a 2 story cut limestone building with Roman doric columns. The building is located at 43 South Main Street and is currently owned by Central Carolina Tech.
publisher: Florence News Co., Florence. S.C.
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 437
coverage: 1915-1930

Walterboro, SC, US Post Office
subject: The United States District Court for the Single District of South Carolina
subject: Post office buildings
description: U.S. Post Office, Walterboro, S.C. No. 8A-H1608. Genuine Curteich Chicago C.T. Art Colortone. This historic former post office building was part of the New Deal constructed with US Treasury funds. It was completed in 1937. The building is located at 305 E. Washington Street and is now privately owned. Walterboro is the center of culture and typical of the Old South, yet modern and progressive. In midst of finest hunting and gishing. Fine golf course. Hub of highways, all paved and on direct route between East and South. Message on back: The post office is a very modern building. In fact Walterboro is quite unusual for the south. There are some really modern buildings here. To: Austin & Gene. 12/42.
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 438
coverage: 1930-1945

Bristol Tenn, Government Building
subject: The United States District Court for the Eastern District of Tennessee
subject: Buildings
subject: Post office buildings
description: Government Building, Bristol Tenn. - Va., Built October 21, 1899, occupied by the post-office official in the latter part of December, 1900. The building covers an area of 45 by 83 feet and is enclosed by gray and red brick walls trimmed with terra cotta and with a tin roof. The post-office occupies the entire first floor, which floor is finished generally in marble and oak and is equipped with two fireproof vaults. The second and third floors are laid off in office rooms of the ordinary size, with exception of a large room designed for a United States commissioner's court and extending through both stories. Miss Bessie White #150 West 60th Ave. Denver Col. "Hello Bess" What do You think Abut this. Write me Real soon Anxious To hear From you. B.
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 439
coverage: 1901-1907

Bristol, Tenn. Post Office
subject: The United States District Court for the Eastern District of Tennessee
subject: Building
subject: Post office buildings
description: 22125 - Post Office, Bristol, Tenn. Built October 21, 1899, and occupied by the post-office official in the latter part of December, 1900. The post-office occupies the entire first floor, which floor is finished generally in marble and oak and is equipped with two fireproof vaults. The second and third floors are laid off in office rooms of the ordinary size, with exception of a large room designed for a United States commissioner's court and extending through both stories. Mr. LC Ballon Norton, Virginia, Are you still good? Nancy
publisher: Souvenir Post Card Co.
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 440
coverage: 1907-1914

Bristol, Tenn., United States Post Office
subject: The United States District Court for the Eastern District of Tennessee
subject: Building
subject: Post office buildings
description: United States Post Office, Bristol, Va-Tenn, No. 15635. Built October 21, 1899, occupied by the post office officials in the latter part of December, 1900. The post office occupies the entire first floor, which floor is finished generally in marble and oak and is equipped with two fireproof vaults. The second and third floors are laid off in office rooms of the ordinary size, with exception of a large room designed for a United States commissioner's court and extending through both stories.
publisher: Kemble Cochran Co.
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 441
coverage: 1907-1914

Bristol Tenn., B11 United States Post Office
subject: The United States District Court for the Eastern District of Tennessee
subject: Building
subject: Post office buildings
description: B11 United States Post Office, Bristol, BA. - Tenn. No. 4A-H993. Built October 21, 1899, occupied by the post office official in the latter part of December, 1900.
publisher: Asheville Post Card Co.
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: a 24740
identifier: GSA PC 442
coverage: 1930-1945

Chattanooga, Tenn., Custom house
subject: The United States District Court for the Eastern District of Tennessee
subject: Courthouses
subject: Post office buildings
subject: Buildings
subject: Custom house
description: Custom House, Chattanooga, Tenn. No. 11297. Building was completed and occupied early in 1893, the cost of construction being $274,643.21.
publisher: S. H. Kress and Co.
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 443
coverage: 1907-1914

Chattanooga, Tenn Post Office No. 1483
subject: The United States District Court for the Eastern District of Tennessee
subject: Post office buildings
subject: Buildings
subject: Courthouses
subject: Custom house
description: Post Office, Chattanooga, Tenn. , No. 1483 The building was completed and occupied early in 1893, the cost of construction being $274,743.21.
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 444
coverage: 1901-1907

Brownsville Tenn, U. S. Post Office
subject: The United States District Court for the Western District of Tennessee
subject: Post office builidngs
description: U .S. Post Office, Brownsville, Tenn No. 6B151 , Occupied 1931 located at 60 S Washington St. Since 1960 it has been the Livingston Furniture Store.
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 445
coverage: 1930-1945

Chattanooga, Tenn., Custom House
subject: The United States District Court for the Eastern District of Tennessee
subject: Buildings
subject: Post office buildings
subject: Custom house
description: Custom House, Chattanooga, Tenn. No. 11297. Completed and occupied early in 1893, the cost of construction being $274,743.21
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 446
coverage: 1907-1914

Chattanooga, Tenn. Custom House and Post Office
subject: The United States District Court for the Eastern District of Tennessee
subject: Post office buildings
subject: Buildings
subject: Custom house
description: Custom House and Post Office, Chattanooga, Tenn., Completed and occupied early in 1893, the cost of construction being $274,743.21
publisher: L. J. Pettus
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 447
coverage: 1901-1907

Chattanooga, Tenn Custom House and Post Office
subject: The United States District Court for the Eastern District of Tennessee
subject: Post office buildings
subject: Buildings
subject: Custom house
description: Custom House and Post Office, Chattanooga, Tenn., Completed and occupied early in 1893, the cost of construction being $274,743.21
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 448
coverage: 1901-1907

Chattanooga, Tenn. Post Office
subject: The United States District Court for the Eastern District of Tennessee
subject: Post office buildings
subject: Courthouses
description: Post Office, Chattanooga, Tenn. No. B-145. Chattanooga's new million dollar Post Office, an imposing edifice centrally located, is an example of modren architecture, built with Georgia marble with aluminum trimmings and fixtures throughout. The interior is of Tennessee marble in traditional detail, with eagles, shields and flags forming attractive decorations. The Joel W. Solomon Federal Building and U. S. Courthouse was constructed in 1932-1933 as the U. S. Post Office and Courthouse. It was the last major work by eminent Chattanooga architect Reuben Harrison Hunt (1862-1937). The U. S. Post Office and Courthouse was added to the National Registser of Historic Places in 1980. In 1981 the building was renamed in honor of Joel "Jay" W. Solomon. THe main Chattanooga Post Office has relocated, but the building still houses federal courts and offices.
publisher: Chattanooga Magazine Co.
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 449
coverage: 1915-1930

Chattanooga, TN, U.S. Post Office and Court House
subject: The United States District Court for the Eastern District of Tennessee
subject: Post office buildings
subject: Courthouses
subject: Joel W. Solomon Federal Building and U.S. Courthouse
description: U.S. Post Office and Court House, Chattanooga, Tenn. No. 27600N. Built in 1932-1933. The Post Office and Courthouse was the last major work by architect Reuben Harrison Hunt. Located at 900 Gerogia Avenue the building was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1980. In 1981 it was renamed for a GSA Administrator, Joel 'Jay' W. Solomon. It serves as the US District Court for the Eastern District of Tennessee.
publisher: McKesson Duff Drug Co., Chattanooga, Tenn.
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 450
coverage: 1930-1945

Chattanooga, TN, Post Office building
subject: The United States District Court for the Eastern District of Tennessee
subject: Post office buildings
subject: Courthouses
subject: Joel W. Solomon Federal Building and U.S. Courthouse
description: Post Office Building, Chattanooga, Tennessee. c. W.M. Cline. No. 156. No. 72543. Tichnor Quality Views. This building was constructed for $493,000. In 1938 it was named one of the 150 best modern buildings in the U.S. Known as the Joel W. Solomon Federal Building and U.S. Courthouse for the Eastern Disstrict of Tennessee.
publisher: W.M. Cline Co., Chattanooga, Tenn.
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 451
coverage: 1930-1945

Chattanooga, TN, Post Office 1932-1933
subject: The United States District Court for the Eastern District of Tennessee
subject: Post office buildings
subject: Courthouses
subject: Joel W. Solomon Federal Building and U.S. Courthouse
description: Post Office, Chattanooga, Tenn. No. 64. No. 7803. Natural color post card by E.C. Kropp Co., Milwaukee, Wis. Chattanooga's Post Office and Courthouse was built as part of an expanded federal construction prgram, undertaken in the 1930s under the direction of Supervising Architect Louis A. Simon. This new million dollar Post Office, an imposing edifice contrally located, is an example of modern architecure, built with Gerogia marble with aluminum trimmings and fixtures throughout. The interior is of Tennessee marble in traditional detail with eagles, shields and flags forming attractive decorations.
publisher: Chattanooga Magazine Co., Chattanooga, Tenn.
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 452
coverage: 1930-1945

Clarksville, TN, Post Office
subject: The United States District Court for the Middle District of Tennessee
subject: Post office buildings
description: Post Office, Clarksville, Tenn. No. 8. No. 20043. Built between 1894 and 1897. This Post Office on Second Street and Commerce Street was built for $43,033. The land was bought for $6,135. The building was occupied on Dec. 11, 1898. It is constructed of brick.
publisher: E.C. Kropp Co., Milwaukee
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 453
coverage: 1907-1914

Clarksville, TN, U.S. Post Office
subject: The United States District Court for the Middle District of Tennessee
subject: Post office buildings
subject: Buildings
description: U.S. Post Office, Clarksville, Tenn. No. C-10. No. 2B-H1288. Genuine Curteich Chicago C.T. Art Colortone. This historic Post office and Federal building located at 116 N. Second Street was built in the 1930s as a New Deal project. It housed the post office, BBI, law firms, and other agencies. It is now office and retail space and private event space. Poatmarked Aug. 2, 1954 with a two cent stamp. Message on back: California here we come. 507 miles today. We are in Humboldt Tenn. Callie Patterson. To: Mrs. Leora Jones. South Street. Jackson, Ohio.
publisher: Anderson's News Agency, Clarksville, Tenn.
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 454
coverage: 1930-1945

Cleveland, TN, US Post Office
subject: The United States District Court for the Eastern District of Tennessee
subject: Post office buildings
description: U.S, Post Office, Cleveland, Tenn. No. 6A-H2329. C.T. Art Color tone. This historic post office was built in 1911 with the help of Company G., 117yh Infantry of the National Guard. It is located at 155 Broad Street in Bradley County. The building was added to the National Register of Historic Places on June 30, 1983. Today it serves as the Bradley County Courthouse Annex in downtown Cleveland, Tennessee.
publisher: Curt Teich & Co., Inc., Chicago
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 455
coverage: 1936

Columbia, TN, United States Post Office
subject: The United States District Court for the Middle District of Tennessee
subject: Post office buildings
description: United States Post Office, Columbia, Tenn. No. A-5888. C.T. American Art Colored. This post office building was constructed between 1907-1908. The building is located at 308 West 7th Street. In 1940 when another post office was built, the old post office was given to the community as a memorial to veterans for use as a hall. Since that time the Memorial Building has at various times been used as a public library, the Chamber of Commerce, the Maury County Historical Society, various other community organizations and it is still used as the Veteran's Service Office.
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 456
coverage: 1907-1914

Columbia, TN, New Post Office
subject: The United States District Court for the Middle District of Tennessee
subject: Post office buildings
subject: Courthouses
description: New Post Office, Columbia, Tennessee. No. 3B265-N. Genuine Curteich Chicago C.T. American Art. Originally constructed between 1940-1941 as the US Post Office and Courthouse. It was constructed with Treasury Department funds as part of the New Deal. There is New Deal artwork in the building. The building is located at 815 S. Garden Street, Williamson County. The building serves as the Federal Courthouse for the US District Court for the Middle District of Tennessee.
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 457
coverage: 1930-1945

Cookeville, Tenn., U. S. Court House and Post Office
subject: The United States District Court for the Middle District of Tennessee
subject: Post office buildings
subject: Courthouses
description: U. S. Court House and Post Office, Cookeville, Tenn. No. 67895. The United States Post Office and Court House was constructed in 1916 at the southeast corner of Walnut and Broad Streets. It is a three story building with basement and attic designed in the Italian Renaissance Revival style. The building has a total gross square footage of 24, 874 square feet. Now L. Clure Morton U. S. Post Office and Courthouse serves as Federal courthouse for the Middle District of Tennessee (1916 - present)
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 458
coverage: 1915-1930

Crossville, Tenn. U. S. Post Office
subject: The United States District Court for the Middle District of Tennessee
subject: Post office buildings
description: U. S. Post Office Crossville, Tenn., No. Z-55. Built in 1937. It is now used as a private business. New Post Office built in 1980s.
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 459
coverage: 1930-1945

Dyersburg, Tenn., U. S. Post Office
subject: The United States District Court for the Western District of Tennessee
subject: Post office buildings
description: U. S. Post Office, Dyersburg, Tenn.. Currently McIvers Grant Public Library
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 460
coverage: 1915-1930

Elizabethton, Tenn., U. S. Post Office
subject: The United States District Court for the Eastern District of Tennessee
subject: Post office buildings
subject: Buildings
description: E-3 U.S. Post Office, Elizabethton, Tenn., No. 1341. Built 1932, located 203 N. Sycamore St. Designed by James Wetmore. National Register of Historic Places 8/9/1983. Currently being used as the Elizabethton-Carter County Public Library.
publisher: Asheville Post Card Co
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 461
coverage: 1930-1945

Fayetteville, Tennessee, Post Office
subject: The United States District Court for the Eastern District of Tennessee
subject: Post office buildings
description: Post Office, Fayetteville, Tennessee No. 52011. No. 52011
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 462
coverage: 1915-1930

Fayetteville, Tennessee, FA-2- U. S. Post Office
subject: The United States District Court for the Eastern District of Tennessee
subject: Post office buildings
description: FA-2-U.S. Post Office, Fayetteville, Tennessee. No. 2C-H602
publisher: Independent News Service
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 463
coverage: 1930-1945

Greeneville, Tenn., Federal Building
subject: The United States District Court for the Eastern District of Tennessee
subject: Post office buildings
subject: Courthouses
description: Federal Building Greenville, Tenn., Built in 1904, officially opened June 5, 1905. It once house two WPA wood reliefs carved by William Zorach in 1940. This former Federal Courthouse and post office is today used as a bank.
publisher: The Novelty Store
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 464
coverage: 1915-1930

Greeneville, Tenn -5, U. S. Post Office and Federal Bldg.
subject: The United States District Court for the Eastern District of Tennessee
subject: Post office buildings
subject: Courthouses
description: U. S. Post Office and Federal Bldg., Greenville, Tenn-5, No. 16127-N. Built in 1904, officially opened June 5, 1905. This former Federal Courthouse and post office is today used as bank. It once house two WPA wood reliefs carved by William Zorach in 1940. They have since been moved to the new Federal Courthouse a few blocks away.
publisher: E. C. Kropp Co.
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 465
coverage: 1915-1930

Greeneville, Tennessee, U. S. Post Office
subject: The United States District Court for the Eastern District of Tennessee
subject: Post office buildings
subject: Courthouses
description: U. S. Post Office, Greeneville, Tennessee, No. OC-H443. Built in 1904, officially opened June 5, 1905. This former Federal Courthouse and post office is today used as a bank. It once house tow WPA wood relefs carved by William Zorach in 1940. They have since been moved to the new Federal Courthouse a few blocks away.
publisher: Blackburn News Agency
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 466
coverage: 1930-1945

Harriman, Tenn., Post Office
subject: The United States District Court for the Eastern District of Tennessee
subject: Post office buildings
description: Post Office, Harriman, Tenn, No. 22835. Harriman's United States Post Office is named for Walter Harriman, a governor of New Hampshire. As a Colonel (later General) in the Union Army Walter Harriman had traveled on foot through the area with his 11th New Hampshire Regiment and he'd camped for several days on the Emory River near the future site of the city. This Beaux Arts building with its 4 Ionic columns on its facade was built between 1910 and 1914.
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 467
coverage: 1915-1930

Humboldt, Tenn., U. S. Post Office
subject: The United States District Court for the Western District of Tennessee
subject: Post office buildings
description: U. S. Post Office, Humboldt, Tenn. , James W. McGlathery (postmaster) was responsible for pursing a new building for the Humboldt Post Office. Construction began on the new post office building in the summer of 1916. The land was acquired from a local Attorney W. H. Bobbitt. The new building officially opened in February 1917. Upgrades, remodeling, and an addition were made to the building in 1976.
publisher: Thompson's Community Service
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 468
coverage: 1930-1945

Jackson, Tenn., Post Office No. 14757
subject: The United States District Court for the Western District of Tennessee
subject: Post office buildings
description: Post Office, Jackson, Tenn. No. 14757. Construction commenced December 1, 1886. It was not finally completed, however, until 1888, the cost of construction being $60,976.87. Mrs. A D Speak Cape Girardeau Mo 122 S Spanish St
publisher: Souvenir Post Card Co.
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 469
coverage: 1907-1914

Jackson, Tenn. Post Office -7
subject: The United States District Court for the Western District of Tennessee
subject: Post office buildings
description: Post Office, Jackson, Tenn-7, No. 19780. A contract for the erection of the building was awarded September 13, 1884, and the structure was placed in charge of the custodian December 1, 1886. It was not finally completed, however, until 1888, the cost of construction being $60,976.87.
publisher: E. C. Kropp Co.
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 470
coverage: 1915-1930

Jackson, Tenn., Post Office
subject: The United States District Court for the Western District of Tennessee
subject: Post office buildings
subject: Courthouses
subject: Buildings
description: Post Office, Jackson, Tenn. Built in 1934. In 1988, the building was named for U. S. Congressman Ed Jones near the end of his 2 years of serving as a representative. Several federal agencies continue to use this building.
publisher: E. C. Kropp Co.
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 471
coverage: 1915-1930

Jackson, Tennessee, U. S. Post Office
subject: The United States District Court for the Western District of Tennessee
subject: Post office buildings
subject: Courthouses
subject: Federal buildings
description: U. S. Post Office, Jackson, Tennessee. No. 15337. Built in 1934. In 1988, the building was named for the U.S. Congressman Ed Jone near the end of his 20 years of serving as a representative. Several federal agencies use continue to use this building.
publisher: Carroll Paper Co.
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 472
coverage: 1930-1945

Johnson CIty, Tennessee, U. S. Post Office
subject: The United States District Court for the Eastern District of Tennessee
subject: Post office buildings
description: U. S. Post Office, Johnson City, Tennessee. Built in 1933. The building is now owned by a local TV station.
publisher: Zimmerman and Torbett News Agency
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 473
coverage: 1930-1945

Johnson City, Tenn. United States Post Office
subject: The United States District Court for the Eastern District of Tennessee
subject: Post office buildings
description: J. C. 53 United States Post Office, By Night, Johnson City, Tenn., No. 1427. Built in 1933. The building is now owned by a local TV station.
publisher: Asheville Post Card Co.
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 474
coverage: 1930-1945

Kingsport, Tenn., U. S. Post Office
subject: The United States District Court for the Eastern District of Tennessee
subject: Post office buildings
description: K-22 U. S. Post Office, Kingsport, Tenn, No. 1426. Commissioned in 1925, constructed in 1930-1931, the old Kingsport Post Office is located at 400 Broad Street and is now the J. Fred Johnson Kingsport Public Library. It is named in honor of J. Fred Johnson, who came to Tennessee form Hillsville, Virginia and is remembered as the "Father of Kingspport" for helping plan the town. Kingsport, Tenn, a City of planned modern indusstrial development began its growth in 1916 with a population of only 600. Today greater Kingsport has a population of around 35,000. Kingsport is one of the most important industrial and distribution centers in Tennessee. It is also called a city of churches and schools. There are many places of interest to the visitor in and around Kingsport and motor roads from five States converge here. The facilities of the Tri-City's Airport are available to those travelling by air.
publisher: Asheville Post Card Co.
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 475
coverage: 1930-1945

Knoxville, Tenn. , Post Office
subject: The United States District Court for the Eastern District of Tennessee
subject: Post office buildings
subject: Courthouses
subject: Buildings
description: Post Office, Knoxville, Tenn., No. 1586. Building operations were commenced in 1871, and the structure was completed and occupied in 1874, the cost of construction being $338,293.12. The buidling is of East Tennessee marble, and has a cubic contents of 547,000 feet. Twenty one rooms are occupied, they being assigned principally to the postal and internal revenue services, United States courts, and pension office.
publisher: International Post Card Co
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 476
coverage: 1907-1914

Knoxville, Tenn., U. S. Post Office
subject: The United States District Court for the Eastern District of Tennessee
subject: Post office buildings
subject: Courthouses
description: W-101 U. S. Post Office, Knoxville Tenn, No. 7B-H2033. Built in 1934 for use as a post office and fedeal courthouse by architect Baumann and Baumann. The building is till used as a branch post office, the court section is now used by the state courts. The building is listed on the National Register of Historic Places for its architecture and political significance. The fedeal court functions were moved down the street to Howard Baker Federal Courthouse.
publisher: Werner News Agency
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 477
coverage: 1930-1945

Knoxville, Tenn, U. S. Post Office
subject: The United States District Court for the Eastern District of Tennessee
subject: Post office buildings
subject: Courthouses
description: U. S. Post Office, Knoxville, Tenn - 69, No. 18897 N. Constructed in 1934 for use as a post office and federal courthouse. The building is still used as a branch post office, teh court section is now used by the state courts. The building is listed on the National Register of Historic Places for its architecture and politcal significance. The federal court functions were moved down the street to Howard Baker Federal Courthouse.
publisher: Standard News Agency
rights: No copyright isssues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 478
coverage: 1930-1945

Knoxville, Tenn., U. S. Post Office and Government Court House
subject: The United States District Court for the Eastern District of Tennessee
subject: Post office buildings
subject: Courthouses
description: K-6 United States Post Office and Government Court House, Knoxville, Tenn. No. 4A-H965. Constructed in 1934 for use as a post office and federal courthouse. The building is still used as branch post office, teh court section is now used by the state courts. The building is listed on the National Register of Historic Places for its architecture and political significance. The federal court funtions were moved down the street to Howard Baker Fed. Courthouse.
publisher: Asheville Post Card Co.
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 479
coverage: 1930-1945

Lebanon, Tenn., Post Office Building
subject: The United States District Court for the Middle District of Tennessee
subject: Post office buildings
subject: Buildings
description: Post Office Building, Lebanon, Tenn. No. 56029-N. Opened in 1915 and had its groundbreaking Oct. 30, 1913. Located at 203 e. Main Street. The structure today serves as the office of the Wilson County Election Commission. Building placed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1988.
publisher: Seat's Studio
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 480
coverage: 1915-1930

Lawrenceburg, TN, U.S. Post Office
subject: The United States District Court for the Middle District of Tennessee
subject: Post office buildings
description: U.S. Post Office, Lawrenceburg, Tenn. No. 9A-775-N. Genuine Curteich Chicago C.T. American Art. Built in 1935. This post office building located at 218 N. Military Avenue was built in the Classical Revival style. It was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1992. It still serves as a post office.
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 481
coverage: 1939

Martin, TN, US Post Office
subject: The United States District Court for the Western District of Tennessee
subject: Post office buildings
description: U.S. Post Office, Martin, Tenn. No. 1B114-N. Genuine Curteich Chicago C.T. American Art. This former post office was built between 1900 and 1924 and it is located at 100 Main Street in Weakly County. In 1965 a bigger post office was built and the building became the Weldon Public Library. The official opening for the library was in March 1968. The building was placed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1996.
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 482
coverage: 1941

Milan, TN, US Post Office
subject: The United States District Court for the Western District of Tennessee
subject: Post office buildings
description: U.S. Post Office, Milan, Tenn. No. 6B255-N. Genuine Curteich Chicago C.T. American Art. Built in 1925. The Supervising architect was Algernon Blair. The building is located at 382 Main Street in Gibson County. It was placed on the National Register of Historic Places. It is still being used as a post office today.
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 483
coverage: 1946

Memphis, Tenn., Confederate Park, Post Office and Mississippi River by Moonlight
subject: The United States District Court for the Western District of Tennessee
subject: Market
subject: Cities and towns
subject: Post offices
subject: Parks
description: Confederate Park, Post Office and Mississippi River by Moonlight, Memphis, Tenn., No 1319. Confederate Park is located at 51 North Front Street. Confederate Park was designed by George Kessler as a Memorial to the Civil War, and was dedicated in 1908. In 2013 the city government renamed this park to Memphis Park. In 2017 the city government , in a late meeting, changed some laws and sold the park to a non-profit organization for $1,000. Hettie Prince. Forster Ave. Norwalk Ohio. Hello Hettie + Virginia. Talk about hot I Am roasted so maybe You will only see My shadow when I arrive home. Ha. Ha. Love, Grace.
publisher: Paper Supply Co
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 484
coverage: 1930-1945

Memphis, Tenn., Custom house
subject: The United States District Court for the Western District of Tennessee
subject: Custom house
subject: Post office buiildings
subject: Couthouses
description: Memphis, Tenn. Custom House, No. 2539. The completion and occupation of the structure was not effected until the summer of 1885. The cost of the building $520,000. Miss Millie Adams, Lexiton Kentucky
publisher: Paul C. Keeber Co.
rights: No copyright issues
type: Memphis, Tenn., Custom house
identifier: GSA PC 485
coverage: 1907-1914

Memphis, Tenn., Custom house. No. 328
subject: The United States District Court for the Western District of Tennessee
subject: Post office buildings
subject: Courthouses
subject: Buildings
subject: Custom house
description: Custom House. Memphis Tenn. No. 328. The completion and occupation of the structure was not effected until the summer of 1885. The cost of the building $520,500. Mr. G. Courtney Hall, Warsaw North Carolina. For Los Angeles, our address will be West Lake Hotel, for several weeks in. Uncle and his friends have been lovely- have taken us motoring etc... Will tyr to write you soon.
publisher: C. E. Wheelook and Co.
rights: No copyright isssues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 486
coverage: 1907-1914

Memphis, Tenn., Approaching the Wharf
subject: The United States District Court for the Western District of Tennessee
subject: Cities and towns
subject: Markets
description: 14093-Approaching the Wharf, Memphis Tenn., Mrs {...} Sherman, Lincoln Nab #556 No 14 St, {..} Sister Mary Am having some Time very warm Mrs Mc had her Umbrella up. We are gong on the {...} for a ride (@) 3 {...} At the Zoo Park now Beth.
publisher: Souvenir Post Card Co.
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 487
coverage: 1907-1914

Memphis, Tenn, Approaching the Wharf
subject: The United States District Court for the Western District of Tennessee
subject: Cities and towns
subject: Markets
description: Memphis, Tenn. Approaching the Wharf. Mr. C. Binelleda 2610 Frankfort Ave, Philadelphia Pa. Best regard to All. Your truly Alec. A. Seneca Memphis Tenn Post Office Gen. Hel.
publisher: Raphael Tuck and Sons
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 488
coverage: 1907-1914

Memphis, Tenn. Federal Building
subject: The United States District Court for the Western District of Tennessee
subject: Buildings
subject: Universities and colleges
subject: Post office buildings
subject: Custom house
description: 14076 Federal Building, Memphis, Tenn., Originated in 1876, at the tie when it was built it was just a Customs House, it included two clock towers. In 1929, the building was expanded to become the post office. As of 2010, the buidling serves as the University of Memphis School of Law. Miss Elta Onle London Ohio, 12/16/09 You did not Answer my letter, Or at least I have Not gotten it yet. A Happy New Year To you. M. Curli.
publisher: Souvenir Post Card Co
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 489
coverage: 1907-1914

Memphis, Tenn, Federal Building No 15331
subject: The United States District Court for the Western District of Tennessee
subject: Post office buildings
subject: Universities and colleges
subject: Buildings
description: 15331- Federal Building Memphis, Tenn., Located along Front St. in Downton Memphis, this massive building originated in 1876. At the time it was just a Customs House. In 1929, the building was expanded to become the post office. As of 2010, the building serves as the university of Memphis School of Law.
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 490
coverage: 1901-1907

Memphis, Tenn., Cossit Library and Post Office
subject: The United States District Court for the Western District of Tennessee
subject: Post office buildings
subject: Buildings
description: Crossitt Library and Post Office, Memphis, Tenn. No. 10408. Memphis's first library opened at the corner of Front and Monroe in 1893. Memphians fell in love with the grand building. During the next 25 years it became the most photographed building in the city, appearing in more postcards than any other landmark.
publisher: Detroit Publishing Co.
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 491
coverage: 1915-1930

Memphis, Tenn., Cossitt Library and Post Office
subject: The United States District Court for the Western District of Tennessee
subject: Buildings
subject: Post office buildings
description: Cossitt Library and Post Office, Memphis, Tenn., Memphis's first public library opened at the corner of Front and Monroe in 1893. Memphians fell in love with the grand building. During the next 25 years it became a major landmark and the most photographed building in the city. Mrs Jennie Flausbury Johnstown NY, Dear Friend no doubt You think I have Forgotten to ans your Pretty cards received Some days since But when I tell you. It was owing to illnes. I am sure you will Pardon the delay. I have been ill and Am not feeling well Yet but able to be up will try to Be more prmpt in future.
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 492
coverage: 1907-1914

Memphis, Tenn. , Cositt Library and Custom House
subject: The United States District Court for the Western District of Tennessee
subject: Buildings
subject: Custom house
description: Cositt Library and Custom Hosue, Memphis, Tenn. No. A - 69852. Memphis's first public library opened at the corner of Front and Moroe in 1893. Memphians fell in love with the grand building. During the next 25 years it became a major landmark and the most photographed building n the city, appearing on most postcards than any other landmark.
publisher: Memphis Paper Co.
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 493
coverage: 1915-1930

Memphis, Tenn., Cossitt library, Federal Building and Post Office
subject: The United States District Court for the Western District of Tennessee
subject: Buildings
subject: Post office buildings
description: Cossitt Library, Federal Building and Post Office, Memphis, Tenn. No. 1318. Mr. + Mrs. W. R. Poole + Skeezey 161 1/2 W. Sane St. Raleigh, N.C., Dear Mary + Roy; Guess you have Returned from Vacation long ago, But we are enjoying ours now. Wish You could be her With us. Bob is gone Looking if all the Accountants in Memphis. He said tell you We were coming over For bridge soon. Love, Bott M. E.
publisher: Memphis Paper Co.
rights: Memphis Paper Co.
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA P C 494
coverage: 1930-1945

Memphis, Tenn. Cossitt Library, Federal Building and Post Office, No. 2A-H923
subject: The United States District Court for the Western District of Tennessee
subject: Buildings
subject: Post office buildings
description: Crossitt Library, Fedeal Building and Post Office, Memphis, Tenn., No. 2A-H923. PXT John R Anderson Hq 1st BB Gramps Camp Tyoson Tenn, Miss Helen Murphy 8618 Granfield St. Bethesda Md, Monday 12 AM Hello Helen, I will see you some Time the lost of this Week. I went to Memphis This week, and had A swell time a friend Cliff.
publisher: Bluff City News Co.
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 495
coverage: 1930-1945

Memphis, Tenn, Cossitt Library , Federal Building and Post Office
subject: The United States District Court for the Western District of Tennessee
subject: Buildings
description: Crossitt Library, Federal Building and Post Office, Memphis, Tenn.- 2A. Mrs Mary A young, 14 Ringston Ave Providence, R. RI. Thanks for the mail - We are Really having a Good time - {..} was sick for a Few days - but Feeling fine now. We will be here Until the 26th - Love, THe Avery's
publisher: Bluff CIty News Co.
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 496
coverage: 1930-1945

Memphis, Tenn., U. S. Custom House, Court House and Post Office
subject: The United States District Court for the Western District of Tennessee
subject: Courthouses
subject: Post office buildings
subject: Buildings
subject: Custom house
description: 13 - United States Custom House, Court House and Post Office, Memphis, Tenn., No. 2B-H909. The building was built originally in the 1880s to house the U. S. Customs House, but it provided space for several other federal offices. Locally, it becme known as the "Custom House." Over the following one hundred years, the U. S. federal building served many purposes, including as the federal courthouse, customs house, and post office. The building underwent a large expansion in 1929-1930, creating a new facade on Front Street. It was place on the National Register of Historic Places in 1980.
publisher: Bluff City News Co.
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 497
coverage: 1930-1945

Memphis, Tenn., Views of Confederate Park and Post Office
subject: The United States District Court for the Western District of Tennessee
subject: Markets, Cities and towns
subject: Parks
description: Looking Across Confederate Park, Toward Post Office, Memphis, Tenn. - 42. No. 14397. Confederate Park was designed by George Kessler as a Memorial to the Ciivl War, and was dedicated in 1908. This park where Federal re-douts were located during the War among the States, overlooks the Mississippi and particulary Wolf River. The latter is the Memphis harbor, which transmits greater tonnage than during the days of the Mississipppi river packets.
publisher: Bluff City News Co.
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 498
coverage: 1907-1914

Memphis, Tenn. Federal Building and Post Office
subject: The United States District Court for the Western District of Tennessee
subject: Buildings
subject: Post offices buildings
description: Federal Building and Post Office, Memphis. Tenn. Showing Sky Scrappers in a distance from Confederate Park. No. 344. Mr. I. C. Dunaway 1215 Gary St. So-Jacksonville, Florida. We arrived In McAlisteron Time. We are a Little tired + sleepy But think we'll Be O. K. soon. We Will write a letter Later. Love, Eunice + Laurie
publisher: Memphis Paper Co
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 499
coverage: 1930-1945

Memphis, Tenn. View of Confederate Park, Post Office and Mississippi River
subject: The United States District Court for the Western District of Tennessee
subject: Cities and towns
subject: Post Office
description: 1 - Confederate Park, Post Office and Mississippi River by Moonlight, Memphis, Tenn., No, 2A-H922. View of the city. Mr + Mrs E. O'Donnell 2111 Daly Ave, Bornx, New York. E. C. Smith 9 1/2 box 27m Ckass 39-47 NATTC Memphis Tenn., Hi. Well how are things in the Bronx. I hear you have been sight seeing. Well I am in school and I like the work very much. I hope to hear from soon. "Ernie"
publisher: Bluff City News Co
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 500
coverage: 1930-1945

Morristown Tenn., U. S. Post Office
subject: The United States District Court for the Eastern District of Tennessee
subject: Post office builidngs
description: U. S. Post Office, Morristown, Tenn, No. R-3902. Built in 1914, Supervising Architect Oscar Wenderoth. Located at 134 N. Henry St., Morristown TN USA 37814. The building is of standard functionalist type of architecture design. It is still used as an active post office, with limited street parking in the immediate vicinity. It's listed on the National Register of Historic Places 4/25/1983.
publisher: The Novelty Store
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 501
coverage: 1907-1914

Morristown, Tenn., Post Office
subject: The United States District Court for the Eastern District of Tennessee
subject: Post office buildings
description: Post Office, Morristown, Tenn. No. R-90391. Built in 1914,. Located at 134 N. Henry Street. Designed by architect Oscar Wenderoth, the building is of a standard functionalist type of architecture design, still an active post office with limited street parking in the immediate vicinity. Placed in the U. S. National Register of Historic Places on April 25, 2983.
publisher: Asheville Post Card Co.
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 502
coverage: 1915-1930

Morristown, Tenn., U. S. Post Office
subject: The United States District Court for the Eastern District of Tennessee
subject: Post office buiildings
description: Mo-6 U. S. Post Office, Morristown, Tenn., No. E-6591. Built in 1914, located at 134 N. Henry St. Architect Oscar Wenderoth designed the post office, the building is oa standard functionalist type of architecture design. Post office is still in use, and is listed in the U. S. National Register of Historic Places on April 25, 1983.
publisher: Asheville Post Card Co.
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 503
coverage: 1930-1945

Murfreesboro, Tenn., Post Office
subject: The United States District Court for the Middle District of Tennessee
subject: Post office buildings
description: Post Office, Murfreesboro, Tenn., Built in 1909, designed by Robert Taylor. The building was a stock design developed decades earlier and used in multiple locations between 1890 and 1910. The decision to use a Romanesque/Italianate style for the 1909 Murfreesboro structure may have been influenced by Oaklands (then called Oak Manor). The Post Office moved in the 1980s to the location on South Church. The building is now being occupied by the Murfreesboro Little Theater. The system of catwalks proved useful when the building was again renovated for the performing arts in the mid-1990s.
publisher: A. L. Smith and Co.
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 504
coverage: 1907-1904

Nashville, Tennessee, U.S. Courthouse and Federal Office Buildilng
subject: The United States District Court for the Middle District of Tennessee
subject: Courthouses
subject: Buildings
description: United States Court House and Federal Office Building Nashville, Tennessee - 7, No. 12289. Located at 801 Broadway, the building was erected in 1951 at a cost of $5,0000,000, designed by architect David Allan Thorn. There are 310,000 square feet of floor space, approximately three city blocks in this eight story structure. The Estes Kefauver federal Building and Courthouse Annex is a Federal office building and courthouse of the United States District Court for the Middle District of Tennessee. Named after U. S. Senator Estes Kefauver and added to the U.S. National Register of Historic Places October 24, 2016.
publisher: Capitol News Co
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 505
coverage: 1930-1945

Nashville, Tenn., Post Office and Custom House
subject: The United States District Court for the Middle District of Tennessee
subject: Buildings
subject: Courthouses
subject: Post office buildings
subject: Custom house
description: Post Office and Custom House, Nashville, Tenn. . Built in the American Victorian Gothic style, the U.S. Customs House first opened its doors in 1882 and served as the city's first post office and houses the federal Treasury Department and Justice Department. The cornerstone of the Cusotms House was laid by President Rutherford B Hayes in 1877 on the first visit of a president tothe South since the Civil War. In 1982 a 121,000 square foot renovation and restoration of the Custom House was undertaken which entailed restoration of ornamental plaster, wood, iron and stone work throughout the building. Today ther are three bankruptcy courtrooms in the Customs Hosue, and the courtrooms and bankruptcy related offices account for a large portion of the space in the building. Three judges from the U. S. Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit also have their chambers in teh Customs House along with several other government agencies and a few private offices.
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 506
coverage: 1901-1907

Nashville, Tenn., Custom house and Post office
subject: The United States District Court for the Middle District of Tennessee
subject: Buildings
subject: Post office buildings
subject: Custome House
description: Nashville, Tenn., Custom house and Post Office.No. 5202. The Custom House and Post Office, occupy the same building- a handsome edifice in the Gothic style of architecture. The material used in its construciotn is limestone and granit and the cost was nearly $1,000,000. A central tower with clock (illuminated at night) commands a magnificent view of the city adn surrounding country.
publisher: Raphel Tuck and Sons
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 507
coverage: 1901-1907

Nashville Tenn., U. S. Courthouse and Federal Building
subject: The United States District Court for the Middle District of Tennessee
subject: Buildings
subject: Courthouses
description: United States Court House and Federal Office Building Nashville, Tennessee, No. 12289N. This building was erected in 1951 at a coast of $5,0000,000. There are 310,000 square feet of floor space, approximately three city blocks in this eight story structure.
publisher: Capitol News Co
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 508
coverage: 1907-1914

Nashville, Tennessee, New Post Office
subject: The United States District Court for the Middle District of Tennessee
subject: Post office buildings
description: 4-New Post Office, Nashville, Tennessee. The New Nashville Post Office, located on Broadway, next to the Union Station was dedicated November 27, 1934. It is one of the handsomest structures in the South, finished in White Georgia Marble and Minnesota Granite. This building was erected at a cost of over one million dollars.
publisher: The Union News Co.
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 509
coverage: 1930-1945

Nashville, Tennessee, U. S. Postoffice and Union Station
subject: The United States District Court for the Middle District of Tennessee
subject: Post office buildings
subject: Buildings
description: U. S. Postoffice and Union Station Nashville Tennessee, No. 9696. Post Office, - It may not be true that Nashville patrons start for the Postoffice when they hear the train whistle, but location of the new building next to the main railrood terminal, with trackside elevators, and overhead passageway for mail, makes for efficiency beyond the ususal. Union Statiaon - Home of the famed Dixie Flyer, and foster home of the Pan-American, the Nashville Union Station is also the meeting place of a "streamlined' cross-section of railway travelers in teh U. S. A., Mrs. E. Miller 6115 Charlotte Rd. Nashville 9, Tenn. Miss Ethel Edin 411 So. Loomis Ft. Collins Colorado, Rec'd May 13 Ans May 14, Dear, Send a card to Pauline Carpenter, Box 15 Oak Lan, I. L., She has Had a leg {...} + Is {...} and home. Its still in a cast. (15 {...} ) Shorty
publisher: Covington and Lawrence Sales Co.
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 510
coverage: 1930-1945

Nashville, Tennessee New Post Office
subject: The United States District Court for the Middle District of Tennessee
subject: Post office buildings
description: New Post Office, Nashville, Tennessee. The New Nashville Post Office, located on Broadway, next to the Union Station was dedicated November 27, 1934. It is one of the handsomest structures in the South, finished in White Georgia Marble and Minnesota Granite. This buildign was erected at a cost of over one million dollars.
publisher: Capitol News Co.
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 511
coverage: 1930-1945

Nashville, Tenn., Union Station
subject: The United States District Court for the Middle District of Tennessee
subject: Buildings
description: Union Station, Nashville, Tenn-77, No. 858. Nashville's Union Station is a former railroad terminal built in 1900 to serve the passengers of the eight railroads that provided passenger service to Nashville, Tennessee. Built just west of the downtown area, the station was also used by streetcars prior to their discontinuance in Nashville in 1941. A hotel since 1986, Union Station became a Marriott Autograph Colelction Hotel in 2012, and completed a full renovataion of all guest rooms and public spaces ini 2016. It became a member os Historic Hotels in America in 2015. Nashville, the capital city of Tennessee, located in the heart of the great Middle Tennessee Basin, is surrounded by a rich and fertile agricultural section. Splendid highways, leading in all directions and railroads and rivers aid in forming a transportation system unsurpassed anywhere.
publisher: GSA PC 512
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 512
coverage: 1907-1914

Old Hickory, Tenn
subject: The United States District Court for the Middle District of Tennessee
subject: Cities and towns
subject: Markets
description: Post Office, DuPont Plant, and Andrew Jackson - Old Hickory Tenn., No. 862N. Located about ten miles from Nashville is an industrial city known as Old Hickory, Tenn. It has one of the most complete rayon silk manufacturing plants in the country, also cellophane plants which leads the United States in the production of this product. U. S. Post Office (1934), located 1101 Donelson Avenue,. This one story, red brick, flat roof restrained Colonial Revival design came from the Office of the Supervising Architect, Louis A. Simon. The building is listed in the National Register as a part of the Old Hickory historic district. Andrew Jackson was the 7th President of the United States. The Old Hickory DuPont Gunpowder plant was located at a bend in the Cumberland River near Nashville, Tennessee. The Old Hickory Gunpowder plant was the largest munitions plant in the world at the time of operation, 1918-1919, occupying some 4,700 acres and production half a million pounds of powder a day. DuPont ceased production at the Old Hickory Gunpowder at the beginning of 1919. In 1923 The Nashville Industrial Corporation sold the plant back to DuPont who would use it to manufacture rayon and cellophane. DuPont ceased the production of rayon in 1961 and the production of cellophane in 1964 after decades of success.
publisher: Capitol News Co
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 513
coverage: 1907-1914

Paris, Tenn., Post Office
subject: The United States District Court for the Western District of Tennessee
subject: Post office buildings
description: Post Office, Paris, Tenn-5. The construction of the U. S. Post Office at the southeast corner of W. Wood and N. Market in 1908. This brick building was a Colonial Revival design typical of post office construction of the early 1900s. The building's design was prepared under the supervision of government architect James Knox Taylor and was one of many such post offices constructed utilizing this Colonial Revival form and detailing It featured a hipped roof, arched windows and classical detailing around the doors, windows and eaves such as dentils and modillion blocks, By the mid 20th century the building was enlarged with brick additions but it retains its original form and design. Post office is still in use. Sara M. Tonge 20 Coccaset St. Foxboro, Mass. Dear Sara: So sorry to hear you have to have an operation. Hope it's nothing to serious, if you are able to write have your sister let me know how you are. Be a good girl and hurry up and get well. Love & Best Wishes. Grace.
publisher: E. C. Kropp Co.
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 514
coverage: 1915-1930

Paris, TN, US Post Office
subject: The United States District Court for the Western District of Tennessee
subject: Post office buildings
description: U.S. Post Office, Paris, Tenn. No. 9A781-N. Genuine Curteich Chicago C.T. American Art. Built in 1908. This historic US Post Office, located at the southeast corner of W. Wood and N. Market Streets was built in the Clonial Revival style typical of that time. The Architect was james Knox Taylor. The building was enlarged but retains its original form and still serves as a post office.
publisher: Thompson's Community Service, Paris, Tenn.
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 515
coverage: 1939

Springfield, TN, Post Office
subject: The United States District Court for the Middle District of Tennessee
subject: Post office buildings
description: Post Office, Springfield, Tenn. No. 120799-N. Genuine Curteich Chicago C.T. American Art. Built in 1913. This post office in the historic downtown district of Springfield was constructed under the Supervising Architect, Oscar Wenderoth. The building has housed the Robertson County History Museum since Jan. 7, 1993.
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 516
coverage: 1915-1930

Tullahoma, TN, Post Office
subject: The United States District Court for the Eastern District of Tennessee
subject: Post office buildings
subject: Church buildings
description: Post Office, Tullahoma, Tenn. No. 3291. Built between 1924-1925. This post office located at 201 Grundy Street was designed under the supervision of James A. Wetmore. It was a nice example of Classical Revival Style Architecture. This structure has been repurposed and now serves as the First Christian Church Annex. Postmarked Jun 21, 1941 with a one cent stamp. Message on Back: Hi Kids; Is this a wonderful trip. We are having a great time. See you soon. We are on our way to Georgia now. Gussie. To: Mr. & Mrs. M. McCabe. 112 N. Court St. Rockford, Ill.
publisher: Santway Photo-Craft Company, Watertown, N.Y.
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 517
coverage: 1915-1930

Union City, TN, US Post Office
subject: The United States District Court for the Western District of Tennessee
subject: Post office buildings
description: U.S. Post Office, Union City, Tenn. No. 6B313-N. Genuine Curteich Chicago C.T. American Art. Built in 1916. The post office near the Union City Town Square was built in the Colonial Revival style and was designed by James Knox Taylor. It is located at 114 W. Washington Avenue in Obion County. It was added to the National Register of Historic Places. The building still serves as a post office.
publisher: Thompson's Community Service, 1220 Chickasaw, Paris, Tennessee
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 518
coverage: 1946

Winchester, TN, US Post Office
subject: The United States District Court for the Eastern District of Tennessee
subject: Post office buildings
description: U.S. Post Office, Winchester, Tennessee. No. W1-4. No. 2C-H600. Genuine Curteich Chicago C.T. Art Color tone. Built in 1914. This historic post office is located at 7 S. High Street in Franklin County. In 1970 the post office moved to a larger facility and the city purchased it for government use.
publisher: Independent News Service, Tullahoma, Tenn.
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 519
coverage: 1952