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Springs at Wade Park, Cleveland, Ohio, circa 1910

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Lithograph

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A tinted view of the springs in Wade Park, Cleveland, where visitors in early-1900s dress gather among large boulders and trees while horse-drawn carriages wait on the shaded road. Wade Park was laid out in the 1880s on land given by industrialist Jeptha Wade and became one of Cleveland's principal public parks, later the site of the Cleveland Museum of Art. The scene captures the park's popular spring and picnic grounds as a weekend outing destination reached by carriage.

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PostmarkedCleveland, OH, November 8, 1908, 16:30
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Addressed to
Chonette Barrett

Amesbury, MA

Postcard record

Postmarked, Cleveland, OH
PublisherThe Cleveland News Company
ConditionVery good
Place addressedChonette Barrett, Amesbury, MA
Place depictedWade Park, Cleveland, OH
Stamp1c Benjamin Franklin, green, issued 1902
NotesWhite border along the bottom edge with the caption printed in red; tinted lithographic look with visible screen texture. Postmark: CLEVELAND OHIO NOV 8 4:30 PM 1908. Divided-back Litho-Chrome card (Made in Germany) with green 1-cent Franklin; light edge/corner wear and slight toning.

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Springs at Wade Park, Cleveland, Ohio, circa 1910, postcard, c. 1902. PostalPast Collection. https://postalpast.com/postcard/springs-at-wade-park-cleveland-ohio-circa-1910. Accessed October 24, 2026.