Vintage Linen Greyhound Bus Terminal Akron Ohio Postcard 1940s

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This vintage linen postcard features the iconic Greyhound Bus Terminal in Akron, Ohio, showcasing the streamlined Art Deco architecture typical of the 1940s. The terminal building is highlighted with large vertical 'GREYHOUND' signage and an American flag flying atop the structure. The postcard was produced by Stivas Studio Photo and is printed using the linen postcard technique popular between 1930-1945, known for its textured surface and vibrant colors.The back of the postcard includes an interesting handwritten message dated from the mid-20th century, adding a personal historical touch to this collectible. The terminal was built at an approximate cost of $600,000 and could dock fourteen buses simultaneously, reflecting its significance as a transportation hub during that era. This postcard is a wonderful piece for collectors interested in American travel history, vintage architecture, or linen postcards from the United States.

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