Virginia Postcard: Newport News, Hotel Warwick Architecture Lawn Flag XT5817

This striking view captures the historic multi-story architecture of the Hotel Warwick in Newport News, highlighting its distinctive window arrangements, lower awnings, and prominent roofline cupola structure. An American flag flies atop a tall flagpole on the left side, overlooking the broad manicured lawns and green trees that border the property. It offers an appealing historical glimpse into early twentieth-century regional hotel accommodations and landmark urban developments within the state.

This is a standard size postcard. The postcard was made in the United States. This postcard was posted in 1907 to Miss Gertrude L. Boardman, St Monica's Hostel, 19 Brooke St, Holborne, London W.C., England.

This postcard has some creasing to the left hand corners.

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When possible all of our postcards will be posted to you inside a collectable plastic postcard sleeve and a board backed envelope which will be marked 'Please do not bend'.

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