The Wills House - Public Square - Gettysburg, Pennsylvania - Where Lincoln Wrote His Gettysburg Address - 1949 Linen Postcard hatsfrom1900 Affiliated with National Hotels

Affiliated with National Hotels

Front: Sunset Time in Cypress Gardens

Could be a Michigan resident as the card came from a SW Michigan Estate

Condition: Good with some wear and small rips around the top edge

the only home Lincoln ever owned

The Wills House - Public Square - Gettysburg, Pennsylvania - Where Lincoln Wrote His Gettysburg Address - 1949 Linen Postcard hatsfrom1900 Affiliated with National HotelsFront: The Wills House, Public Square, Gettysburg, PA., Where Lincoln Wrote His Gettysburg Address Back: "The Wills' House, Public Square, Gettysburg, PA. was the home of Judge David Wills, who was host to President Abraham Lincoln on November 19th, 1863, and it was here that the President penned his immortal address. The room is now open as a museum." Condition: Great condition, one corner is slightly bent Time frame: 1940s Unmailed Color: Hand color