A collection of postcards featuring photographs of historic disasters offers a fascinating insight into 20th century Britain.

Greetings from Miami Beach, Mrs. Muddiman. A postcard sent from the Florida resort town to “Mrs. E. Muddiman” of Steeplebush Road in Levittown has arrived 64 years later. The card, from the ...

Keith Long, who moved to my hometown when we were in the fifth grade, now lives in New Orleans. He sent a postcard from Puerto Vallarta, Mexico.

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LOS ANGELES — The mystery of the NHL draft Friday night surrounds James Hagens. There’s the question of whether the Long ...

Following Marriott's acquisition of Postcard Cabins, you can now book a stay at one of its locations using your Marriott ...

Instead, we're approaching 200 cards and 50 states as I write this. We're not quite there yet, but the help and enthusiasm some readers have taken to get postcards from all the states has been ...

When Mayor Pamela Panzenbeck heard about the project, she wrote a personal message on the card. “Sending you this postcard from Glen Cove, NY. We are a beautiful city on Long Island.

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A postcard is an easy and inexpensive souvenir you'll cherish for years to come. Find out why you should be writing them to your family, your friends, and yourself.

A postcard delivered 121 years late has reunited a family – who recognized their relatives. The card dated August 3, 1903, arrived at Swansea Building Society in Wales – on August 16 this year.

In 2003, an anonymous postcard was delivered to Lélia Picabia at her Paris home. Written on it in biro, in strange, awkward writing, were the names Ephraïm, Emma, Noémie and Jacques.