Vintage Post Cards and Photos of Downtown Waseca, Minnesota
This Downtown Waseca photo gallery contains vintage post cards, mostly real photo post cards (RPPC), and photographs of the downtown business area and what we call main street or the 'main drag' (in 1867 it was named Second Street and in 1928 it was renamed State Street, the name we know it by today). The images show downtown businesses, automobiles, and people in dress of the period. . . . Keep reading
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Vintage Postcards and Photos of Waseca's Clear Lake
This Waseca's Clear Lake photo gallery contains vintage postcards, mostly real photo postcards (RPPC), and photographs of Waseca's (Minnesota) Clear Lake. The images show Clear Lake with people in dress of the period enjoying the lake boating, fishing, swimming, and relaxing. See also the Waseca Parks Gallery for images of Clear Lake and North Star Parks. . . . Keep reading
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Vintage Postcards and Photos of Waseca's Loon Lake
This Waseca's Loon Lake photo gallery contains vintage postcards, mostly real photo postcards (RPPC), and photographs of Waseca's (Minnesota) Loon Lake. The images show views of Loon Lake with Waseca in the distance. See also the Waseca Parks Gallery for images of Loon Lake. . . . Keep reading
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Vintage Postcards and Photos of Waseca Parks
This Waseca Parks photo gallery contains vintage postcards, mostly real photo post cards (RPPC), and photographs of Waseca (Minnesota) parks. The images show the parks, buildings, automobiles, and people in dress of the period. . . . Keep reading
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Vintage Postcards and Photos of Waseca Churches
This Waseca Churches photo gallery contains vintage post cards, mostly real photo postcards (RPPC), and photographs of Waseca (Minnesota) churches. The images show church buildings, automobiles, and people in dress of the period. . . . Keep reading
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Real Photo Postcards
The vogue of lithographed cards caught Eastman-Kodak's attention. They issued an affordable "Folding Pocket Kodak" camera around 1906. This allowed the mass public to take black and white photographs and have them printed directly onto paper with postcard backs. Various other models of Kodak "postcard" cameras followed igniting a "real photo postcard" (RPPC) era. . . . Keep reading
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