1935 Rhododendron & Laurel Lookout Mountain Georgia

This authentic vintage linen postcard from 1935 showcases the natural beauty of Rock City Gardens in full bloom, with vibrant Rhododendron and Mountain Laurel gracing the scene. These beloved Appalachian natives are not only visually stunning but carry rich symbolic meaning—Rhododendron representing elegance and natural beauty, and Mountain Laurel symbolizing perseverance and strength.

Rock City Gardens, perched atop Lookout Mountain where Georgia, Tennessee, and Alabama meet, was opened in 1932 by Garnet and Frieda Carter. Created as a blend of botanical wonder and fairy tale fantasy, the gardens became a destination for travelers seeking both scenic splendor and quiet enchantment.

This postcard captures the serene side of Rock City, focusing on the flourishing flora that line its winding trails and stone pathways. Printed on classic linen-textured cardstock, it offers a richly colored and detailed glimpse into one of the South’s most beloved garden attractions.

Perfect for collectors of vintage floral postcards, Southern landscapes, or anyone enchanted by the timeless beauty of nature in bloom.

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