Arch Rock - Mackinac Island, Michigan - 1940s Linen Postcard Vintage_Alaska Upper Lake of the Ozarks

Upper Lake of the Ozarks

but the clothing here is more like the styles worn up until 1920

Back: TOMBSTONE

Every evening the "A" mountain road is lined with the cars of visitors and Tuscans who drive up there to watch the many-colored lights of the city come on

Condition: Good with slight discoloration on the back

Arch Rock - Mackinac Island, Michigan - 1940s Linen Postcard Vintage_Alaska Upper Lake of the OzarksFront: Arch Rock, Mackinac Island, Michigan Back: World Famous limestone arch, above East Shore Drive. The top of the arch is 154 feet above the surface of Lake Huron; the height from the base of the buttress to the top of the rock is 50 feet. The arch was formed by action of receding waters in the ancient geological times and tells the visitor that the waters of these inland lakes held dominion over the highest part of this island. Condition: Good