The card pictures Diana's Baths, a cascade of water over large granite ledges near North Conway, New Hampshire, as named in the printed caption. The site is a well-known series of small waterfalls and rock pools in the White Mountains, formed where Lucy Brook drops over ledges. Early twentieth-century view cards often presented such scenic spots in color lithographic form.
White border; printed number 1253 at lower right; fine lithographic screen.
Unused card — no postmark, stamp, or handwriting. Divided back with "FOR CORRESPONDENCE" / "FOR ADDRESS ONLY" and a printed stamp box (ONE CENT U.S./Island Possessions/Cuba/Canada/Mexico, TWO CENTS Foreign). Publisher imprint along left edge: "Pub. by The Atkinson News Co., Tilton, N. H. No. 1253". White border; color lithograph texture.
Cite this card
Diana's Baths waterfall, North Conway, New Hampshire, circa 1910, postcard, c. 1915. PostalPast Collection. https://postalpast.com/postcard/dianas-baths-waterfall-north-conway-new-hampshire-circa-1910. Accessed October 25, 2026.