This postcard features a black-and-white image capturing a street view leading toward several prominent buildings in Dallas, Texas. The scene includes the former Texas School Book Depository, the Dal-Tex Building, the Dallas County Records Building, and the old Dallas County Jail. These buildings are historically significant as the site where Lee Harvey Oswald was held and where Jack Ruby was detained following the assassination of President John F. Kennedy. The photograph showcases a curved roadway bordered by trees and lampposts under a sky with scattered clouds. The postcard is from The Sixth Floor Museum, which commemorates the events surrounding the JFK assassination. The back of the card includes a handwritten note and a postmark from Dallas dated 1999, along with a 20-cent USA stamp featuring a historic cog railway train from the 1870s. This postcard serves as both a visual reminder of an important location in American history and a collectible item for those interested in Dallas landmarks and presidential history.