The vintage postcard features Arbor Lodge in Nebraska City Nebraska.
The back of the postcard tells us: J. Sterling Morton sought to alter the face of the territory once called “The Great American Desert” by originating and promoting Arbor Day. The 65 acre plot is surrounded by more than 160 species and varieties of trees.
Published by Dunlap Post Card Co. Omaha Nebraska. Made by Dexter Press West Nyack New York.
This vintage postcard is unused and is in excellent condition.
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