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Maison de la Femme Belge, Brussels, Belgium, 1920

Card type
Printed photo

About this postcard

A large corner building with a mansard roof and ornate facade fills the view, identified as the Maison de la Femme Belge at 87 Avenue de la Toison d'or in Brussels. The printed caption calls it a family house and club center for women and girls conducted by the National Catholic War Council of the United States. The council was a U.S. Catholic relief organization active in Europe during and after World War I, and the Brussels house served Belgian women and girls in the postwar years.

Postcard Details

Message · English, in pen

I am in Paris - been having a new position May get a chance to rest up a week and- write soon- very very tired- Best- M.T.B. Thanks letter.

PostmarkedParis, August 30, 1920
StampStamp
Addressed to
Mr. P. Coggeshall

Mission Harvard Clermont en Aigmont France

Postcard record

Postmarked, Paris
PublisherLecram Press
ConditionVery good
Place addressedMr. P. Coggeshall, Mission Harvard, Clermont en Aigmont, France
Place depicted87 Avenue de la Toison d'or, Maison de la Femme Belge, Bruxelles, Belgium
Stamp10c Marie Curie, red
Stamp10c Semeuse (Sower), perforated on all sides
NotesBlack-and-white printed photo with white border; no stamp or writing on front. Postmark: PARIS R.P. / 30 VIII 1920 / DEPART; a circular organization emblem with cross, reading NATIONAL CATHOLIC WAR COUNCIL U.S.A., is printed over the postmark. Divided-back French Carte Postale; white border; matte halftone print; two 10c red French stamps; light edge wear.

Cite this card

Maison de la Femme Belge, Brussels, Belgium, 1920, postcard, c. 1920. PostalPast Collection. https://postalpast.com/postcard/maison-de-la-femme-belge-brussels-belgium-1920. Accessed November 2, 2026.