Old Ridgefield: New Postcards
Using postcards first published a century
ago, we have created a
series of historical cards that are both affordable and fun to send
to friends and relatives, especially those who have lived in or visited
Ridgefield. They are printed on glossy postcard stock, and retain the
colors that were either hand-painted onto the original cards or
were produced by sophisticated German lithographic presses before World
War I. A
historical description of each scene appears on the message side of the
card.
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Cards are sold at
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Books on the
Common, 404 Main Street
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Squash's, 389 Main Street.
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Ridgefield Chamber of Commerce, 9
Bailey Avenue
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The Ridgefield Historical Society, 4
Sunset Lane
Cost is $1 each.
Cards may be ordered by mail for $1.25
each, which includes postage and packaging.
To order cards, either:
Send a list of titles and quantities, along with a check made out
to Jack Sanders, to
Jack Sanders
91 Olmstead Lane
Ridgefield CT 06877
Or make a payment via PayPal
to jackfsanders@yahoo.com and email your list of titles, with
quantities, to that address.
If
you are interested in large
quantities, please email for special prices. We can also customize
these cards — and hundreds of others in our collection — for special
events or uses.
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More cards will be added to this series.
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Questions?
Email me at:
JackFSanders [at] yahoo [dot] com
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No. PC1: St. Mary's Church and Rectory, ca. 1910
No. PC2: Main Street, Looking South, ca. 1915
No. PC3: Town Hall, ca. 1908
No. PC4: Ridgefield Station, ca. 1905
No. PC5: Cass Gilbert Fountain, ca. 1920
No. PC6: Grovelawn (the Community Center), ca. 1910
No. PC7: First Congregational Church, ca. 1910
No. PC8: Cannonball House (Keeler Tavern), ca. 1905
No. PC9: Main Street, ca. 1905
No. PC10: The Hermit of Ridgefield, ca. 1910
No. PC11: West Lane Schoolhouse, ca. 1905
No. PC12: St. Stephen's Church & Rectory, ca. 1905
No. PC13: Ridgefield Fire Dept. Building, ca. 1910