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A photo postcard depicting four macaws, two red and two blue, sitting on a branch.

An unmarked photo-postcard depicting an empty street, powerlines, and a single vehicle in front of a corner building.

An unmarked linen postcard depicting the lush, highly-decorated interior of the Court of Lions located in the Lightner Museum of Hobbies.

A linen postcard with inscription on the back of "a magnificent formal garden, sheltered on four sides by the galleries of the museum, the beauty of this courtyard attracts scarcely less visitors than do the priceless art treasures, which surround it. Within the court may be found examples of the foremost sculpture of the ages attractively placed in a setting of tropical foliage."

Linen postcard showing the derby race and the crowd in the stands. The inscription on the back of the postcard reads: The beautiful Royal Palm Driveway at Hialeah Race Course familiar to thousands of winter Racing enthusiasts..

An unmarked, linen postcard from the Koreshan Unity Settlement that reads "IF you will forget the pleasures of the world, and stand together as a unit of energy and power, the graves may be stirred, and the dead made to hear the Voice of the Resurrection" by Cyrus Teed, otherwise known as "Koresh" (master of the Koreshan Unity) and the Shepherd of Israel.

Inscription on the back

Marked linen postcard showing the derby race track in use, along with flamingos in background. Back states, "4-25-50, We are having a swell time. There is lots of wasteland out here. We havent had any trouble finding a place to stay as yet. H. C". Sent with a 2 cent poststamp of John Adams. The inscription on the back of the postcard reads: Mid season at HIALEAH RACE COURSE. The horses are on the track for the parade to the post for the start of a race. In the back ground are to be seen the colorful flower beds, the turf course, the bougainvillea hedge, and the infield lake with the Flamingos about the island.

Two postcards in possesion. One unmarked, one marked, both showing the Widner fountain with the club house and race course in back.

Unmarked linen postcard showing a congretional church, made out of carved stone and covered in ivy.