Treasury Street - Narrowest Street in the United States - St. Augustine Florida - Postcard SP24

Scene Details:

• View looking down Treasury Street, St. Augustine, Florida — noted as the narrowest street in the United States at seven feet wide
• Coquina stone walls flank both sides of the narrow lane; lush palm fronds and pine trees visible overhead
• Yellow wooden building with balcony visible at the end of the street; gas lamp post along the lane
• Caption text on front: "Treasury Street, Seven Feet Wide, St. Augustine, Fla. Narrowest Street in the United States"
• Publisher series number 543-21

Postal Markings:

• Circular date stamp: Smyrna, May 17 PM, 1911 (likely New Smyrna, Florida)
• Faint secondary cancellation: St. Augustine, Fla.
• Green one-cent U.S. postage stamp (Franklin portrait series)
• Addressed to: Mrs. Albert Brown, 123 Crescent St., Montreal, Canada
• Handwritten message: "Letter and photos rec'd, many thanks. Am sending you some of ours shortly. Gouché. 5/15/11 — New Augustine"

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