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Linen postcard showing neatly trimmed hedges of the Bayfront Park. The inscription on the back of the postcard reads: BAYFRONT PARK in all its tropical splendor adds to the Miami visitors comfort and relaxation. Here among the beautiful flowers, shrubs, and palms, concerts entertain visiting guests and inhabitants.

Unmarked linen postcard, showing a left angled view of the howard Hotel, complete with a line of motor cars.

Part of a scallop and Lion's paw display at the 1955 Sanibel Shell Fair.

Edward P. Rowell, Warden. 

An unmarked postcard depicting a bunch of red gladiolus flowers.

An unmarked linen postcard depicting the stone gates, two canons, and a person driving a horse-drawn buggy.

A blank, vintage linen postcard depicting the former Downtown Fort Myers Post Office. The building is now the Sidney and Berne Davis Arts Center.

An unmarked linen postcard depicting a house with a red roof, the street in front of it, and people riding in a horse-drawn buggy.