The McClintie House, a hotel in the mineral-spring resort town of Hot Springs, Virginia, stands behind a lawn shaded by large trees. The long, low white building has an extensive screened veranda, with potted red flowers and a circular flower bed in the foreground. The caption spells the name "McClintie," likely for McClintic. Hot Springs drew visitors for its mineral waters and mountain air, and the broad veranda and shaded grounds fit a resort hotel where guests spent time outdoors.
Postcard Details
Message · English, in pen
Hello! how are you? have you forgotten
your old - conversation? ha, ha.
Yours truly Tues 10-4 Nat-Torium Ja
Handwritten message in pen across the lower front; printed caption in red at lower left; undivided-back era card.
Postmark: HOT SPRINGS, VA. MAY 8 730PM 1907. Receiving mark: DURBIN, W. VA. MAY 9 1PM 1907 REC'D. Undivided back, printed 'THIS SIDE FOR THE ADDRESS'. Dealer pencil marks '113' and '5.00' at top left. Light edge wear and toning.
Cite this card
The McClintie House, Hot Springs, VA, 1907, postcard, c. 1907. PostalPast Collection. https://postalpast.com/postcard/the-mcclintie-house-hot-springs-va-1907. Accessed November 2, 2026.
