Wright, Barrett & Stilwell Co., Divided Back, St. Paul Levee, 1910

This postcard features a vibrant depiction of the St. Paul Levee and Union Depot, captured in 1908 by T.W. Ingersoll. The scene showcases a bustling waterfront with several steamboats docked along the river and the imposing architecture of the depot in the background. The image is rich in detail, highlighting the industrial and transportation hub that St. Paul was during this era.

The back of the postcard is divided, indicating it is from the 1907-1915 era. It was published by Wright, Barrett & Stilwell Company, St. Paul, Minn. The card is postmarked from Zumbro Falls, Minnesota, on March 26, 1910. The message reads: "Dear Friend: I rec'd your card last night and was glad to hear from you. Thank you for the invitation. I am busy seeding now and Gerald is dragging. I guess I can't come down next Sunday, so please excuse me. As I want to sow as fast as I can. My sister is coming down from Mazeppa on Sunday. Edith has one more week of school before vacation. Hope you have a fine time. Yours as ever, Edward L." The card is in good condition with minor edge wear.