The photograph shows Limberlost Cabin, a two-story wooden house with a low stone wall and a small sign at the front. The Geneva, Indiana, house was the home of naturalist and author Gene Stratton-Porter, whose books about the Limberlost Swamp made the region familiar to readers. The swamp was drained in the early 20th century, and her writing became a record of its wildlife. The card labels the house as a state memorial, the role it held after the state acquired it.
White border; real photo postcard.
No postmark. Divided-back real-photo postcard with printed 'GROGANIZED' imprint (Danville, Ill.); dealer pencil price '112 / 2.00' at top right; no stamp, no address, no message. Light foxing/toning on cream stock.
Cite this card
Limberlost Cabin, Geneva, IN, circa 1950, postcard, c. 1950. PostalPast Collection. https://postalpast.com/postcard/limberlost-cabin-geneva-in-circa-1950. Accessed November 2, 2026.
