Palmetto Row in Daytona, Florida, is a sandy promenade shaded by a long avenue of fan palms, with a taller cabbage palm rising on the left and a low stone wall edging the walk. The palm-lined lane was one of the area's early scenic drives and a familiar sight for winter visitors in the 1910s, when Daytona was developing as a resort town on Florida's east coast.
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Message · English, in pen
My dear [illegible]
This card [illegible]
[illegible] to you [illegible] every
[illegible] to suffer! [illegible]
[illegible] if I don't
[illegible] had to do some
[illegible] when I got here
[illegible] nothing to wear, but
weather [illegible] I [illegible]
Hope you are both well
& happy if not why? best
wishes from a wanderer
Mollie W.
White border; visible halftone dot pattern of a color lithograph; light edge and corner wear.
Postmark: DAYTONA MAR 6 9-PM 1915 FLA. Divided-back white-border card with 2¢ Washington stamp; message written in pen, light edge wear and a pencil price at top.
Cite this card
Palmetto Row, Daytona, FL, 1915, postcard, c. 1915. PostalPast Collection. https://postalpast.com/postcard/palmetto-row-daytona-fl-1915. Accessed November 2, 2026.
