The obelisk stands in a grassy clearing enclosed by a low post-and-chain fence, with a wooded hill rising behind it. It marks the site of Friedenshütten, a Moravian mission village of Christian Delaware and Mohican Indians founded near Wyalusing in the 1760s. The settlement was one of several Moravian mission towns in the region before its residents moved west in the early 1770s.
Black-and-white printed photo; aged paper with foxing; printed caption at bottom reading "Moravian Monument / Wyalusing, Pa."; publisher line "471 H. J. Hallock, Wyalusing, Pa. Printed in Germany."
Postmark: none visible. Undivided back ("This side for the address"), 1c domestic / 2c foreign postage box, printed in Germany for H. J. Hallock, Wyalusing, Pa. No message, no stamp, no address written. Light foxing and surface soiling.
Cite this card
Moravian Monument, Wyalusing, PA, circa 1901, postcard, c. 1901. PostalPast Collection. https://postalpast.com/postcard/moravian-monument-wyalusing-pa-circa-1901. Accessed November 2, 2026.
