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Harrisburg West Shore Interchange, Harrisburg, PA, circa 1950

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Linen

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Aerial view of the Harrisburg West Shore Interchange, where curving ramps and overpasses spread across green fields and woods. A few cars are visible on the roads. The interchange was part of the Pennsylvania Turnpike's eastern extension, which opened in 1950 and brought the toll road through the Harrisburg area. The printed caption promotes the turnpike as 'THE WORLD'S GREATEST HIGHWAY' and notes the Morgantown interchange and U.S. Route 122 as another eastern-extension connection.

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PublisherHOWARD JOHNSON PUBLISHING DEPARTMENT
Series82580
ConditionExcellent
Place depictedHarrisburg West Shore Interchange, Harrisburg, PA
Place mentionedHarrisburg, PA
Place mentionedHoward Johnson Publishing Department, Bedford, PA
PublisherHOWARD JOHNSON PUBLISHING DEPARTMENT, Boston, MA
NotesLinen texture; no white border. No postmark and no handwriting anywhere on the back. Divided-back Tichnor 'Quality Views' card with linen-like textured stock; imprint of Howard Johnson Publishing Department, Bedford, PA, printed by Tichnor Bros., Inc., Boston, Mass.; card number 82580. No stamp present.

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Harrisburg West Shore Interchange, Harrisburg, PA, circa 1950, postcard, c. 1950. PostalPast Collection. https://postalpast.com/postcard/harrisburg-west-shore-interchange-harrisburg-pa-circa-1950. Accessed November 2, 2026.