A woman stands among ferns and redwood sorrel on the forest floor, with massive redwood trunks rising behind her. The caption names the ground cover as ferns and oxalis along the Redwood Highway. The Redwood Highway, a named auto route through California's redwood country, brought tourists into the groves in the 1920s, and the woman gives scale to the old-growth trunks and the low green understory.
Sepia-toned real photo postcard; caption printed in the negative; no handwriting on front.
No postmark. Divided-back real-photo postcard (RPPC); stamp box with 'P' and 'S' corner marks. Dealer pencil notations 'RMLJ' and '#2 00' at top left; sideways pencil date notation 'Spt 2. '53' along right edge. No stamp, no address, no correspondence.
Cite this card
Ferns and oxalis, Redwood Highway, CA, circa 1924, postcard, c. 1924. PostalPast Collection. https://postalpast.com/postcard/ferns-and-oxalis-redwood-highway-ca-circa-1924. Accessed November 2, 2026.
