Keller’s Mountain near Lititz
I was unaware of a Lancaster County topographical feature by this name until seeing a postcard photograph, circa 1906.
The photograph legend reads, “Road Passing Keller’s Mountain, 1 1/2 mile East of Lititz”.
In December of 1906, “M.W.” sent a postcard to Miss Mollie Gable of Schaefferstown.
The postcard may have been misaddressed as the reverse also bears a postmark for Richland, PA.
MK writes, “Would certainly enjoy seeing you again”.
Miss Clara Brennan lived in South Langhorne, now the borough of Penndel in Bucks County, PA. This area of southeast Pennsylvania was first settled by
This humorous postcard was copyrighted in 1905 by the prolific Philadelphia publisher, J. Murray Jordan. We have seen other postcard stories related to postcards from
Master F. G. Wagner lived in Williamsport, the principal city in Lycoming County of north-central Pennsylvania and once a very prosperous center of trade and
Miss Letta McCutcheon lived in Reedy, a small town on the Reedy Creek in west-central West Virginia. (The population of Reedy was twice as large
Tellings stories from the past.