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Description: This linen-era postcard depicts a winding state highway cutting through towering old-growth forest in the Pacific Northwest. A massive conifer dominates the right foreground, flanked by tall firs and dense greenery on both sides of the road. The scene captures the grandeur of Northwest forest roads popular with tourists and travelers in the mid-20th century.
Publisher: Wesley Andrews Co., Portland, Oregon. Photo by Asahel Curtis. Card No. 766 (C.T. Art-Colortone, 7A-H98).
Posted: Postmarked Gresham, Oregon. Sent to Wynona Paine, Lamb Creek, Priest River, Idaho. The message reads in part: \"Norma is very nice — had a very nice time. Wish as traveling and be sure to Portland... had a nice trip to Oklahoma. Love, M. [?]\"
