F. H. Phillips, Divided Back, Oaklyn Park Fountain, Lake City, Minn, c.1910

This divided back postcard, published by F. H. Phillips, captures the serene beauty of the fountain at Oaklyn Park in Lake City, Minnesota. The scene is dominated by a charming stone fountain surrounded by lush greenery and a stone church in the background. The handwritten note on the front reads 'Episcopal Church, Stone,' adding a personal touch to the picturesque view.

The back of the card is marked by Chas H. Werner & Sons Co., indicating it was made in Germany. The postcard is in good condition, with a clean surface and no postmark or stamp present. The divided back suggests it dates from the era of 1907 to 1915.

This postcard documents the early 20th-century landscape architecture and community spaces in Lake City. The depiction of Oaklyn Park provides insight into the town's historical landmarks and social spaces. Surviving examples like this offer valuable records of regional history and communication practices of the time.