File:GalvestonPostcardWhereLifeIsWorthLiving.jpg
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DescriptionGalvestonPostcardWhereLifeIsWorthLiving.jpg | Bath House near 23rd and Seawall. Galveston Island, Texas, USA, 1910s. Postcard view. Captioned "WHERE LIFE IS WORTH LIVING AT GALVESTON, TEXAS". | |||||||
Date | Not dated; this copy of postcard postmarked 1919 | |||||||
Source | 1910s postcard. Via [1] | |||||||
Author | Not credited. | |||||||
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