Copper Street Greenwood BC c1906 Hibben Postcard S1

Historic vintage postcard featuring Copper Street in Greenwood, British Columbia, circa 1906 - capturing the main thoroughfare of this booming mining town during its golden era. This fascinating street scene documents Greenwood at the height of its prosperity as a copper mining center.

Scene Details:

• Copper Street, the main commercial street of Greenwood, BC
• Circa 1906 dating, during the peak of the mining boom
• Period storefronts and commercial buildings lining the street
• Early automobiles and street activity typical of the era
• Published by T.N. Hibben & Co.

Greenwood was incorporated as a city in 1897 and quickly became one of the most important copper mining centers in British Columbia. Copper Street was the heart of the community's commercial district, lined with hotels, stores, and businesses that served the thriving mining population. This postcard captures Greenwood during its boom years, when it was known as the "smallest city in Canada" but punched well above its weight in economic importance. The circa 1906 dating places this scene right at the peak of Greenwood's mining prosperity.

Condition: Used, good condition with a small crease at the top left corner region.

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