Vintage Shenandoah County Courthouse Woodstock VA Linen Postcard
$ 6.06
Description
Vintage Shenandoah County Courthouse Woodstock VA Linen Postcard. This vintage linen postcard features the Shenandoah County Courthouse in Woodstock, Virginia, a historic building erected in 1791. The depiction captures the courthouse's classic white limestone facade, red roof, and prominent steeple against a serene sky backdrop, showcasing its architectural charm and historical significance as the oldest courthouse west of the Blue Ridge Mountains. The postcard is printed with vibrant colors typical of the linen postcard era, offering a textured and tactile finish that enhances its collectible appeal. Published by Asheville Post Card Co., Asheville, N.C., this original postcard includes a detailed historical note on the reverse, describing notable events and figures associated with the courthouse, such as Peter Muhlenburg's famous call to arms in 1776 and the Marshall family's clerical roles in the county. The card measures the standard 5.5 x 3.5 inches and remains unposted, making it ideal for collectors interested in early American landmarks and vintage linen postcards from the mid-20th century.
