A view inside Penn's Cave, where a broad flowstone slope rises beneath a heavy fringe of stalactites. The caption names the spot "At the Leopard Skins," one of the formations along the cave tour. Penn's Cave, near Centre Hall in central Pennsylvania, is a limestone solution cave known for boat tours along an underground stream. It had been a commercial show cave since the late nineteenth century, and named formations like the Leopard Skins were regular stops for sightseers and photographers.
White border with toning and light staining along the edges; sepia-toned halftone print, corners slightly worn.
Postmark: WILLIAMSPORT JUN 23 9 PM PA. 1930 — divided-back Albertype card, 1¢ Franklin stamp, white-bordered front, heavy brown staining lower right and edge wear.
Cite this card
At the Leopard Skins, Penn's Cave, PA, 1930, postcard, c. 1930. PostalPast Collection. https://postalpast.com/postcard/at-the-leopard-skins-penns-cave-pa-1930. Accessed November 2, 2026.
