Historic postcards of the Exposition staged by San Diego in 1915 to celebrate the completion of the Panama Canal.
San Diego would be the first American port of call north of the Panama Canal on the Pacific coast.
The Call/Spreckels Building was built in 1898 by the Reid Brothers. Although the building still stands today
(on the corner of Market and Third), it no longer has its dome and looks quite different. These vintage postcard
images are a web tribute to that beautiful old original building.
From John McKinney's rustic Hunter's Retreat in the 1860s to such posh turn-of-the-century resorts as the
Tallac Hotel and Tahoe Tavern, the life of early day vacationers was made vivid for those at home by postcards.
Dealer with a vast collection of affordable historic California postcards for sale, with a fast, easy interface
to help you find exactly the cards you want. Brief articles regarding various topics and cities for extra fun and
insight about California as you browse.