The Myles Standish Monument rises as a tall stone tower topped by a statue of Standish, with a staircase leading to the entrance. A few people stand at the base and on the steps, giving a sense of the structure's scale. The tower honors Myles Standish, the military adviser to the Plymouth Colony who settled in Duxbury. It stands on Captain's Hill, a site tied to the town's colonial history and to Standish's memory.
Linen texture visible. No white border.
No postmark. Divided-back linen card with Colourpicture imprint (Boston 15 postal zone, 1943 or later), series K6703. Handwritten "GIFT --O-- RAMA" on this side; no address or stamp; light surface wear only.
Cite this card
Myles Standish Monument, Duxbury, MA, circa 1943, postcard, c. 1943. PostalPast Collection. https://postalpast.com/postcard/myles-standish-monument-duxbury-ma-circa-1943. Accessed November 2, 2026.
