A busy view along the Whitehall Street viaduct in downtown Atlanta, with the Eiseman Bros. dry goods store on the left under a long awning and the columned entrance of the Atlanta National Bank on the right. Pedestrians in early-1900s dress, a horse-drawn wagon and trolley wires overhead fill the street. The viaduct carried Whitehall Street (later Peachtree Street) over the railroad tracks through the heart of the city's commercial district in the years after the 1906 rebuilding of downtown.
White margin at right edge carrying the printed caption in red; handwritten signature and date on the front margin; divided-back era stock.
Postmark: ATLANTA, GA SEP 9 5:30 PM 1907 (wavy machine cancel). Undivided back with green printed "POSTAL 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. Card toned/soiled along edges, light corner wear.
Cite this card
Whitehall Street Viaduct, Atlanta, Georgia, circa 1907, postcard, c. 1902. PostalPast Collection. https://postalpast.com/postcard/whitehall-street-viaduct-atlanta-georgia-circa-1907. Accessed October 25, 2026.
