Howdy from Chicago! When Lake Shore Drive was serving vintage skyline views and retro fonts were having their moment ✨

Love how they went full Texan with that 'Howdy' but kept it Midwest classy with those pink-gold buildings catching sunset. This postcard understood the assignment 🌆

When postcards cost 1½¢ and Lake Tahoe looked exactly like it does now (minus the paddle boards and Instagram poses)

Love how that tiny vintage boat is living its best life against those Sierra Nevada views. Some places just know how to stay timeless 🌲

Time capsule moment: Lincoln, Nebraska circa 1900s, when trolleys ruled O Street and the Sheridan Coal & Lumber office was the tallest flex in town.

Anyone else obsessed with how American cities looked in their streetcar era? 🚋

#VintageVibes #PostcardsInTime

Found this charming vintage Connecticut map postcard. When ski slopes, beach days, and mountain laurel shared the same page. Love how they packed every corner with tiny adventures.

#VintageTravel

Spotted this Banff treasure.

Love how Cascade Mountain stands in the background like nature's own skyline, watching over those classic 1930s automobiles and the bustling Banff Avenue. Some views just refuse to change, even if the cars and cameras do ✨

#TravelMoments #OldSoul

Love how this postcard captures the Nashville glow-up. From the iconic Batman Building (Nashvilles unofficial skyline superstar since '94) to the historic John Seigenthaler Bridge playing with light and shadow on the Cumberland.

#MusicCity #NashvilleNights #CityLights #ExploreMore

Found this dreamy 1940s 'Greetings from Boston' postcard.

Love how each letter holds a snippet of the city; iconic Old North Church steeple, Faneuil Hall's brick charm, and the Bunker Hill Monument standing proud against that perfect blue sky.

#PostcardsInTime #VintageBoston