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Jackson Statue, New Orleans, Louisiana - Vintage Postcard
Jackson Statue, New Orleans, Louisiana - Vintage Postcard
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"Jackson Statue set up in 1846 at the cost of $30,000. Henry Clay made the dedication speech. The artist Clark Mills has been highly praised for the poise of the figures, which conjointly weigh 20,000 pounds. The inscription on the granite base was cut by General Butler's orders during the Civil War. It reads: "The Union must and shall be preserved."
Condition: Good Condition
Time frame: 1930s
Unmailed/Unposted
Color: Hand colored
Published by E.C. Kropp Co.
**Our vintage postcards may have wear, age, or production imperfections. We will mention any creasing, stains, fading, missing corners, and writing; the photos are also part of the description. You may contact us with any questions or concerns, or if you would like more photos. Thanks for shopping!
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