Estimated Date: 1950s
Collection: Let’s Explore Ohio
No. in Series: 6 in a series of “Let’s Explore Ohio” scenic postcards available only through Standard Oil stations and dealers. Free.
Era: Chrome Era
Condition: Unused
The description on the back of the card:
Congregational Church
On the village green in Tallmadge at the junction of routes 18 and 91 on the eastern outskirts of Akron. This beautiful white frame church is an excellent example of the late colonial churches of Western Reserve type. Erected in 1822 from wood donated by members of the congregation–its four classic frontal columns were each made from a single, solid walnut log, shaped and reeded by hand. all the chestnut shingles came from one tremendous tree!
Kodachrome by: R.R. McCreary
Rights Info: Most likely public domain due to inadequate copyright statements, but it would be best to credit the original publishers and distributors.
