WA, FORT LEWIS - Mt Rainier from North Fort Lewis - 1950 RPPC - WK0006 capitol but other than that it

but other than that it is a fairly plain photo

Shows what must have been an orphanage of sorts

The word Chautauqua was used for any of the various traveling shows and local assemblies that flourished in the US in the late 19th and early 20th century (up until the mid 1920s)

not posted - but by the cars I am thinking that it is from the 1950s - early 1960s

Vermont's Automobile Center - All Trunk Lines Lead to Gorgeous Views with mileage distances to over 12 places

WA, FORT LEWIS - Mt Rainier from North Fort Lewis - 1950 RPPC - WK0006 capitol but other than that itWASHINGTON postcard Real Photo Postcard mailed 1950 NOTE: the year is upside down in the postmark clear Slogan for HIRE THE HANDICAPPED IT'S GOOD BUSINESS from Tacoma, Wash in the shape of a squared flag note states: North Fort Lewis, is where I am, it is very small compared to the Main Fort Lewis, 4 miles away shows a bunch of buildings that more or less all look the same, so I assume that they are barracks Please note that the majority of the cards