A white clapboard Presbyterian church with a tall tower and weathervane stands in Topsham, Vermont, seen from the side. Shuttered windows and a simple entrance line the building, with a large leafy tree at left and grass in the foreground. The sender calls it "our church" and notes that Topsham "is only a small town," a fitting description for this rural Orange County community. The white clapboard form and tower are typical of New England church architecture of the period.
Postcard Details
Message · English, in pen
Dear Mrs Brown
Recd your card this
is a picture of our
church in Topsham this
is only a small town
I will write you a game
as soon you get back &
send the quilt tops
Best wishes Iola
Sepia-toned real photo postcard; no white border; printed caption at bottom: PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, TOPSHAM, VT. 44. Printed heading: PHOTOGRAPH POST CARD FROM STUDIO OF EASTERN ILLUSTRATING CO. BELFAST ME. / CORRESPONDENCE / FOR THE ADDRESS; series 1240. Postmark: AUG 27 (no year legible). Divided-back real-photo style card, sepia; no stamp present; light soiling and a dealer pencil mark ("RML5 / 3-") at top left.
Cite this card
Presbyterian Church, Topsham, VT, circa 1909, postcard, c. 1909. PostalPast Collection. https://postalpast.com/postcard/presbyterian-church-topsham-vt-circa-1909. Accessed November 2, 2026.