There are scores of early Evansville postcards, and several of them, naturally, depict Ohio River scenes. Some of those river scenes are included in this print. The print also includes postcard scenes showing horses and buggies, trolleys, bicycles and pedestrians. Building signs are visible and readable in some of the street scenes. The mail company advertisement lists the “James Guthrie,” “Grey Eagle,” and “Rainbow” as the “…fine, fast and new steamers.” Jos. Schaeffer offered his services at No. 1 Lower Fifth Street, while the Becker brothers maintained their wagons and buggies business at 816 W. Pennsylvania Street. The “Indiana Post” newspaper was “published weekly and Sunday, $2.00 per annum.” Ernst Wilkom was the proprietor. The following is a list of all the images that are a part of this print.

Postcard images in the print

U. S. Post Office and Custom House	Walnut Street Presbyterian Church
Night Scene on Ohio River	Court House
Main Street from Third, looking East	St. George Hotel
View of Evansville from Post Office	Wharf Scene, Water Front
City Building	Court House, Catholic Trinity, German M. E. Churches, Sheriff’s Residence and Jail
High Water Scene 1907	Steamboat Landing
The New Vendome Hotel	The F. W. Cook Brewing Co.
Main Street looking West

Local advertisements in the print

The Louisville, Evansville and Henderson Mail Company	Jos. Schaeffer, Undertaker
Evansville Leather and Belting Co.	Becker & Bro., Wagons and Buggies
Indiana Post, Independent Republican Paper

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