The view shows St. Patrick's Church in Miami Beach, with a tall bell tower, red tile roofs on the church and adjoining buildings, palm trees, and flower beds. Cars are parked along the street in front.
By the 1940s Miami Beach was an established winter resort. The church's Mediterranean Revival details, tile roofs and a bell tower, fit the South Florida architecture of the period, and the landscaped grounds gave the parish a prominent place in the city.
Linen texture; no white border; printed numbers 208 and K5060.
No postmark, stamp, address, or handwritten message on the back; only printed imprint. Divided-back linen-era card with 'A "COLOURPICTURE" PUBLICATION, BOSTON 15, MASS., U.S.A.' printed vertically at center. Pencil dealer mark '#59' at lower right. Front shows St. Patrick's Church, Miami Beach, Florida (linen texture, no white border).
Cite this card
St. Patrick's Church, Miami Beach, FL, circa 1943, postcard, c. 1943. PostalPast Collection. https://postalpast.com/postcard/st-patricks-church-miami-beach-fl-circa-1943. Accessed November 2, 2026.
