VG condition.  Neat old postcard.  Feel free to ask questions.  To receive shipping discount, please pay for items together.  See my excellent feedback. This captivating vintage Real Photo Postcard (RPPC) showcases the Zion English Lutheran Church in Horicon, Wisconsin, captured in a detailed black and white photograph. The image beautifully portrays the brick church building, characterized by its distinctive architecture and prominent cross, nestled amidst mature trees. A fire hydrant is visible on the sidewalk, adding a touch of period detail to the streetscape. The "3691" identifier in the bottom right corner suggests it's part of a numbered series, making it a unique find for collectors of local history and architectural postcards.

The reverse side of this postcard reveals a handwritten message addressed to Mrs. John A. Thompson at 2929 Hermina St., Madison, Wis. The message, dated 2/24/41 from Horicon, reads: "Dear Ben: This is where we are this afternoon. Ruth is in the store for me. Birdie got a couple of fish for you to give to Mrs. Rick. Wade just said he wanted to go to Madison. Hope you're all O.K. Horicon 2/24-41". A clear Horicon, Wisconsin postmark from February 24, 1941, and a 1-cent George Washington stamp confirm its usage during the World War II era. This postcard offers a tangible connection to Horicon and Madison's past, providing a glimpse into daily life and communication from nearly a century ago, perfect for Wisconsin history enthusiasts and postcard collectors. Posted Used