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Description: View looking north along State Street in Chicago's Loop district, described as the world's busiest corner. The scene shows tall commercial buildings lining both sides of the wide street, with period automobiles, streetcars, and pedestrians visible. A Bond clothing store sign and a partially visible billboard are among the street-level details captured in this mid-century linen-era view.
Publisher: Curt Teich & Co., Inc., Chicago, Illinois. Card No. 229.
Posted: Posted April 24, 1954, from Chicago, Illinois. Sent by Peggy to Mr. & Mrs. Hesford Carrier, 200 S.W. 3rd St., Richmond, Indiana. Message reads: "Hi Folks, Well, am writing this in Chicago. Believe it or not, maybe have tickets to see the U.S. Bon Dares tonight. Wish you were along. Love, Peggy."
