Lidberg Studio Postcard, Divided Back, Inantiopa Rock, Lake Pepin, c.1907-1915

This divided back postcard, published by The Lidberg Studio of Red Wing, Minnesota, features a picturesque view of Inantiopa or The Windowed Rock located on Lake Pepin near Frontenac. The scene captures a group of people sitting atop the rock, surrounded by lush foliage, with the expansive lake stretching into the horizon. The colors are vibrant, typical of early 20th-century lithographic techniques.

The back of the postcard is divided, indicating it was produced between 1907 and 1915. It includes space for a message and address, with a note for postage rates: 1 cent for domestic and 2 cents for foreign. The card is in good condition, with some age-related spots but no significant damage.

This postcard documents a popular natural landmark and recreational spot in early 20th-century Minnesota. The image reflects the era's social customs of leisure and exploration. Surviving examples like this provide valuable insights into regional history and early postcard production techniques.