George Westinghouse Memorial Bridge and Plants on Lincoln Highway - "A Beautiful Scene in Pennsylvania" - 1941 Linen Postcard

Front: George Westinghouse Memorial Bridge and Plants on Lincoln Highway - "A Beautiful Scene in Pennsylvania" 
Back: The George Westinghouse Bridge on the Lincoln Highway is about 12 miles east of Pittsburgh, Pa., and cost $1,750,000 to build. It stretches 1,510 feet across the Turtle Creek Valley between East Pittsburgh and Braddock and connecting North Braddock with East McKeesport Boulevard near Wilmerding, Pitcairn, and Trafford City on the Lincoln Highway leading to the Pennsylvania Turnpike.  
Mailed: 1941 with green 1-cent Lady Liberty stamp
Condition: Great with minor aging
Publisher: C. T. Art Colortone 
Color linen

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