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Azalea Ravine Gardens, Palatka, Florida, circa 1940

Card type
Linen

About this postcard

The picture shows a landscaped ravine with a white suspension footbridge spanning a still pool, banks massed with pink and purple azaleas, palms and tall moss-draped trees. Ravine Gardens at Palatka, Florida, was laid out in the 1930s as a federal relief project in a deep spring-fed ravine and became a state park noted for its annual azalea bloom. The card's own caption calls it "a wonderland of marvelous beauty and gorgeous color."

Postcard Details

Message · English, in pen

Hello Marge We are having a wonderful time [illegible] [illegible] Love [illegible]

PostmarkedSt. Augustine, FL, March 13, 1966
Stamp
Addressed to
Miss Beulah Uhru

317 - 1st., Stillman, MN

Postcard record

Postmarked, St. Augustine, FL
PublisherE. C. Kropp Co.
SeriesF272
ConditionVery good
Place addressedMiss Beulah Uhru, 317 - 1st., Stillman, MN
Place depictedAzalea Ravine Gardens, Palatka, FL
Place depictedPalatka, FL
PublisherE. C. Kropp Co., Milwaukee, WI
Stamp5c George Washington, red
NotesWhite border; visible linen (crosshatch) texture; card number F272 printed at end of top caption. Postmark: ST. AUGUSTINE FLA MAR 13 PM 1966. 1960s linen-texture card, 5c Washington stamp, divided back, white border; light edge wear.

Cite this card

Azalea Ravine Gardens, Palatka, Florida, circa 1940, postcard, c. 1930. PostalPast Collection. https://postalpast.com/postcard/azalea-ravine-gardens-palatka-florida-circa-1940-1930. Accessed October 24, 2026.