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Nebraska State Capitol - Lincoln, Nebraska - Linen Postcard 1940s
Nebraska State Capitol - Lincoln, Nebraska - Linen Postcard 1940s
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Title: "Nebraska State Capitol, Lincoln, Nebraska"
unmailed no copy
Front: Slightly faded
Back: "The Capitol of Nebraska, designed by the late Bertram Goodhue, is one of the most dignified and imposing public buildings that has been erected in this country. It is gravely simple: its style is essentially its own; it perfectly fulfills its purposes, and symbolizes to Nebraskans and to succeeding generations the people's idea of government, of statehood."
Unmailed
Publisher: Genuine Curteich Chicago
Type: Postcard
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