VG condition.  Neat old postcard.  Feel free to ask questions.  To receive shipping discount, please pay for items together.  See my excellent feedback. This vintage postcard showcases the First Baptist Church in Burlington, New Jersey, a prominent architectural landmark from the early 20th century. The detailed image captures the church's impressive stone facade, complete with its distinctive twin spires and arched entrance, set against a vibrant, hand-colored sky. This view offers a fascinating glimpse into Burlington's historical streetscape, reflecting the character and development of the city during this era. The postcard features the "PHOTO-CHROMED" process, known for its rich color reproduction and artistic appeal, making it a desirable piece for collectors of New Jersey ephemera and church architecture.

The reverse side of the postcard bears a legible Burlington, N.J. postmark dated May 10, 1915, indicating its journey through the postal system. It features a one-cent U.S. postage stamp depicting George Washington. A handwritten message from May 8, 1915, expresses concerns about a sick niece and asks about a previous letter to Mrs Hofer, addressed to Miss E Mather on West Leonides Ave in Vineland, N.J. This personal correspondence adds a unique historical dimension, connecting the artifact to individual lives and stories of the past, offering a tangible link to Burlington's community and the broader social fabric of the period. Posted Used