The Union Depot in Marion, Ohio, stands beside multiple tracks, its long red roof fronting a paved yard where horse-drawn wagons and drays wait. The town and low hills are visible beyond the station. Marion was a busy railroad center in north-central Ohio, and a union depot served passengers from more than one line. A traveler named Grace B. wrote to a friend in Cleveland that she had arrived in Marion and the children had been fine so far.
Postcard Details
Message · English, in pencil
Dear Friend, Arrived in Marion
O.K. children have been
fine so far. Chance for
writing. Your friend
Grace B.
White border; black ink smudges/stains in sky; "HOTEL" sign at right.
Postmark: MARION OHIO OCT 17 4:30 PM 1916. Divided-back "Post Card" with green 1-cent Franklin stamp; commercialchrome color card with white border; heavy foxing/staining and a few ink spots on the address side; message written in pencil sideways along the left edge.
Cite this card
Union Depot, Marion, Ohio, 1916, postcard, c. 1916. PostalPast Collection. https://postalpast.com/postcard/union-depot-marion-ohio-1916. Accessed November 2, 2026.