Call No: PC8-A2b9
Description: The John Dickinson Mansion in Dover, Delaware
Date of origin: 1960
Type: Postcard
Size: 3 1/2 x 5 1/2
Condition: Very Good
Content:
[front] (copyright symbol) 1960 Ken-Del Productions [back] Dover, Del. – The John Dickinson Mansion, near Dover, was built in 1740. Purchased by Colonial Dames and presented to the state for restoration and to be used as a historic site. John Dickinson was “the Penman of the Revolution.” No. DD77 Ektachrome by Ed Kennedy. Pub & copyrighted 1961 by Ken-Del Productions, Inc., 515 Shipley St., Wilmington, Del. Post Card. Place Stamp Here. 93045
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Miscellaneous Info.:
Color postcard; no correspondence; mansion – brick on the right, middle section white siding and garage white siding. Circular walkway and trees in front.
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Subject: Chimney, Colonial Dames, Dover Delaware, Ed Kennedy, Ektachrome, John Dickinson, John Dickinson Mansion, Ken-Del Productions, picket fence, trees, Wilmington,