The Wolfe Monument stands as a tall stone column topped by a figure, set on a stepped base within a circular flower bed and low white wall. Mature trees and a pastel sky fill the park behind it. The column commemorates General James Wolfe, who died in the 1759 Battle of the Plains of Abraham, the British victory that led to the end of French rule in New France. The battlefield became a public park in Quebec City.
White border; linen-textured stock; pastel tinted sky typical of linen era.
No postmark — card is unused and unaddressed. Divided-back color lithograph with white border; printed crest of Librairie Garneau Ltée, Québec, and card number A-P 506 in the stamp box. Pencil dealer mark "#59" at lower right (not a message). No stamp present.
Cite this card
Wolfe Monument on the Plains of Abraham, Quebec City, circa 1930, postcard, c. 1930. PostalPast Collection. https://postalpast.com/postcard/wolfe-monument-on-the-plains-of-abraham-quebec-city-circa-19. Accessed November 2, 2026.
