A linen-era postcard depicting the harbor of Cap-Haitien with several ships anchored in the distance and lush tropical landscaping in the foreground. Postmarked March 25, 1941, from Port-au-Prince. Sent to Miss E. C. Lawson at Laurel Springs, New Jersey, USA. The handwritten note mentions the heat (83-25) and compares it to Philadelphia, signed by Anne from Aunt (Alice).
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