George Washington Bridge, Fort Tryon Park, Riverside Drive, Hudson River and Jersey Palisades, New York City, New York - Vintage Bridge Linen Postcard UofM_Lawyers_Clulb After services one Sunday morning

After services one Sunday morning in the summer of 1774

Mailed: Postmark 1925 red two cent George Washington stamp

Back: Covered Bridge at the Flume Ranconia Notch

National Museum exhibits pertaining to anthropology

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George Washington Bridge, Fort Tryon Park, Riverside Drive, Hudson River and Jersey Palisades, New York City, New York - Vintage Bridge Linen Postcard UofM_Lawyers_Clulb After services one Sunday morningFront: George Washington Bridge, Fort Tryon Park, Riverside Drive, Hudson River and Jersey Palisades, New York City Back: George Washington Bridge, Ft. Tryon Park, Riverside Drive, Hudson RIver and Jersey Palisades The George Washington Bridge is one of the main highways into New York City form New Jersey. It was constructed at a cost of $60,000,000 and is 3,500 ft. long. Beautiful Riverside Drive may be seen in the foreground. Unmailed: Condition: