The Whitehall Street viaduct carries a busy downtown Atlanta street over the railroad tracks. On the left, the Eiseman Bros. dry goods store runs beneath a long awning; on the right, the columned entrance of the Atlanta National Bank faces the roadway. Pedestrians in early-1900s dress, a horse-drawn wagon, and overhead trolley wires fill the scene. The viaduct lifted street traffic over the rail lines that cut through the center of Atlanta's commercial district.
White margin at right edge carrying the printed caption in red: "Whitehall St., Viaduct, Atlanta, Ga."; handwritten message "from Papa Sept 9-1907" on the front margin; undivided-back stock.
Postmark: ATLANTA, GA SEP 9 5:30 PM 1907 (wavy machine cancel). Undivided back with green printed "POST CARD" heading and "This side exclusively for the Address." line; publisher imprint "American Post Card Co., New York. O. K. Series No. 181. Made in Germany." 1c Franklin stamp (Series 1902). Card toned/soiled along edges, light corner wear.
Cite this card
Whitehall Street Viaduct, Atlanta, GA, 1907, postcard, c. 1907. PostalPast Collection. https://postalpast.com/postcard/whitehall-street-viaduct-atlanta-ga-1907. Accessed November 2, 2026.
