Postcard Lehigh & Hudson R.R. Station Warwick NY 1911 Litho-Chrome Train Stop

This vintage postcard showcases the Lehigh & Hudson Railroad Station in Warwick, N.Y. The charming architectural design, with its prominent turret and curved rooflines, is captured in this early 20th-century scene. The station sits alongside railroad tracks, with several visible train cars in the distance, illustrating the station's bustling activity during its era. The vibrant colors of the buildings and surroundings are printed using Litho-Chrome, a popular technique at the time for high-quality postcard imagery.

On the reverse, this postcard was mailed in 1911 to Miss Reva Bailey of Mendon, Illinois. The postmark is from Richmond, N.Y., dated September 20, 1911. A 1-cent green U.S. stamp featuring Benjamin Franklin is affixed, offering collectors a historical artifact for further research. The message written in cursive is a personal note, adding to the postcard's nostalgic value.

Condition: Minor edge wear and some discoloration on the back. The front image remains vibrant and intact. See pics for detail.

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