"The Cape" farmstead, Molly Stark Trail, VT, circa 1920

Subjects: Agriculture & Farms Barns & Farm Buildings Mountains & Hills
Card type: Real photo
Date: c. 1920 (White Border)

Back of "The Cape" farmstead, Molly Stark Trail, VT, circa 1920, c. 1920 real photo postcard — Back

About this postcard

A farmstead with a white farmhouse, barns, and outbuildings sits among cornfields and a winding road, with forested hills and mountains rising behind. The caption names the place "The Cape" on the Molly Stark Trail, marked here as Vermont Route 9-27A. The Molly Stark Trail follows Vermont Route 9 across southern Vermont and is named for Molly Stark, wife of Revolutionary War general John Stark.

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Condition	Fair
Stamp	none printed stamp box inscription (PLACE STAMP HERE) with corner letters D-O-P-S
Notes	White border; hand-lettered white caption on front (inscribed in the negative); sepia real photo postcard. Divided back with a 'D O / PLACE STAMP HERE / P S' stamp box (1920s-30s era). No postmark, message, address, or stamp; only handwriting is a dealer pencil notation 'RMLJ 3-' at the top. Front captioned 'The Cape / Molly Stark Trail / Vt. Route 9 - 27A'.

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"The Cape" farmstead, Molly Stark Trail, VT, circa 1920, postcard, c. 1920. PostalPast Collection. https://postalpast.com/postcard/the-cape-farmstead-molly-stark-trail-vt-circa-1920. Accessed November 2, 2026.