A large natural stone arch bridges a rocky ravine, with a shallow stream running beneath it and bare-branched spring trees framing the opening; a small figure stands on the path at lower right for scale. The card carries no printed caption, so the specific landmark is not identified on the front. The scene is typical of the natural limestone bridges of the southern Appalachians, which were popular scenic tourist subjects on mid-century color cards.
No printed text on front; visible halftone screen of a color photo reproduction; slight white margin at edges.
No postmark or cancellation. Divided-back chrome-era card with printed caption and publisher imprint; no handwriting anywhere. Slight edge/corner wear and light toning on the cream borderless back.
Cite this card
Natural rock arch spanning a woodland stream, circa 1955, postcard, c. 1945. PostalPast Collection. https://postalpast.com/postcard/natural-rock-arch-spanning-a-woodland-stream-circa-1955. Accessed October 25, 2026.
