This postcard features a finely detailed sketch of Wildcat Bridge, a covered wooden bridge spanning Wildcat Creek in Oregon. Surrounded by trees and brush, the bridge sits on sturdy stone footings and displays traditional architecture with open slats along the side walls. The illustration captures the peaceful rural setting with soft shading and meticulous line work. The scene is signed by the artist, R. Lovelace.
On the reverse, the postcard provides historical context: Wildcat Bridge was built in 1925 and remains in good condition, open to traffic. It’s described as a photo buff’s dream, located off Highway 126, more than 30 miles west of Eugene, Oregon.
Postcard is unused and clean, with divided back. Produced in 1987 as part of a 7-card series by artist R. Lovelace of Cottage Grove, Oregon (this is card No. 7 in the series). A handwritten notation reads "37-20-04."
Ideal for collectors of Oregon landmarks, covered bridges, or architectural postcards.
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