A view across a lily-pad-covered pond toward a low rustic stone bridge, with strollers in early-20th-century dress on the gravel paths and a windmill and red-roofed building among the trees beyond. The card names the scene as Washington Park, Milwaukee, one of the parks laid out for the city by Frederick Law Olmsted and his firm in the early 1890s, which included a lagoon, winding drives and a conservatory. Curt Teich of Chicago printed this tinted view as number 527 in its Milwaukee series.
White border along the bottom carrying the printed caption and printer's imprint; handwriting in dark ink/pencil at lower right reads "Louis Pabst 9/9/16" (name and date, not a message).
Postmark: CHICAGO ILL DEC 9 10 4:30 PM 900. Undivided back ('Nothing but address on this side'); 1¢ green Franklin stamp; light edge wear.
Cite this card
Pond and stone bridge, Washington Park, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, circa 1910, postcard, c. 1902. PostalPast Collection. https://postalpast.com/postcard/pond-and-stone-bridge-washington-park-milwaukee-wisconsin-ci. Accessed October 24, 2026.
