The view looks across the water toward Moose Jaw at sunset, with the town's rooflines and smokestacks silhouetted against the sky. Small boats rest on the river, and dark trees frame the foreground. Moose Jaw was a Canadian Pacific Railway divisional point and a prairie trade center in the early 1900s; the smokestacks along the bank suggest the railway shops and grain businesses that served the surrounding farms.
White border; surface wear, creasing, and corner wear.
Postmark: illegible (flag/machine cancel over the stamp; no date or town legible). Undivided back ("THIS SPACE FOR ADDRESS ONLY."), white border, glossy color litho view. Heavy toning, water stains and foxing; dealer pencil "112 2.00" in the upper-left corner and "1-" near the top edge.
Cite this card
Sunset, Moose Jaw, Canada, circa 1903, postcard, c. 1901. PostalPast Collection. https://postalpast.com/postcard/sunset-moose-jaw-canada-circa-1903. Accessed November 3, 2026.
