Multistory Building Collection
"Captivating Multistory Buildings
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"Captivating Multistory Buildings: A Glimpse into the Past" Step back in time with these vintage postcards showcasing stunning multistory buildings from various cities across America. First Avenue, Seattle, Wash. , 1904 - a bustling street lined with towering structures that symbolize the city's growth and progress. Forest City Landing and Gem Theatre, Peaks Island, Portland, ME. , 1904 - an idyllic island setting enhanced by a majestic building housing entertainment for locals and visitors alike. Summer Street, Boston, Mass. , 1904 - a vibrant urban scene where grand architecture dominates the skyline. Virginia Avenue, Atlantic City, N. J. , 1904 - an elegant promenade adorned with impressive edifices that exude opulence and charm. Copley Square, Boston, Mass. , 1903 - a picturesque square surrounded by magnificent buildings showcasing architectural brilliance. Middle Street, Portland ME. , 1904 - a charming street featuring multi-story structures that reflect the city's rich history and character. South Battery Charleston S. C. , 1904 – stately mansions line this iconic street creating an enchanting atmosphere reminiscent of Southern elegance. Congress Street Toward Monument Square Portland ME. , 1904 – A lively thoroughfare leading to Monument Square where historic buildings stand as proud reminders of the city's heritage. Traveling overseas to Japan brings us to Asakusa district in Tokyo circa 1919; here we witness how multistory buildings transformed this bustling area into one of Japan's cinematic hubs. Moving forward in time to the colorful postcards from the ca. 1930s era representing greetings from Utah; its multistory landmarks proudly display Utah’s unique culture and natural beauty. Greetings from South Carolina also captured on another postcard ca. 1930s showcases remarkable multistory structures embodying southern hospitality while reflecting their state's rich history. Lastly is Illinois represented through yet another ca.