The CATHEDRAL of the IMMACULATE CONCEPTION Mobile Alabama AL Postcard DB 1907

  • This Divided Back postcard shows an image of the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception in Mobile Alabama.
  • Erected on Conti street in 1835  and remains the seat of the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Mobile.
  • Architecturally it is done in Greek Revival design and has two towers at the front corners, each one topped with a cross.  The entrance has the light colored columns.
  • ON THE FRONT: "The Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception, Mobile ALA." 
    • TYPE:  Divided Back 
    LOCATION: United States
    PUBLISHED/MARKED:  Souvenir Post Card Co. /14257 / Printed in Germany

    POSTMARK: 1907 Bilox
    STAMP: 1 Cent
    CONDITION: Used with writing, stamp and postmark. There are a couple pin holes at the very top center. The postcard has darkened or yellowed with age.  The corner points are a bit dull.

    Will be shipped in a plastic sleeve.
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