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Creation Date
1932
Description
On the back: Jacksonville's land-locked harbor, twenty-two miles from the open Atlantic, on the mighty St. Johns River, shelters the leading port of the South Atlantic. Two bridges span the river, the F.E.C. R.R. Bridge and the St. John's River Bridge, over which passes most of the automobile traffic into the state. The sand at Jacksonville and Atlantic Beaches is white and hard, delightful surf-bathing practically all year.
In addition, there's a note written to Mrs. A.A. Page that reads:
Arrived here 7:00 and on time. Will leave at 9:45 am and should arrive (illegible) Palm Beach 5:08 this afternoon. Love Daddy. 5.30. 32
Recommended Citation
Airplane View of Jacksonville, Florida., and the St. John's River. 1932. Northeast Florida Regional Postcards. Thomas G. Carpenter Library Special Collections and Archives. UNF Digital Commons, https://digitalcommons.unf.edu/flapostcards/141/
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