1940 Brockway Mountain Drive Keweenaw Peninsula Michigan

This 1940 linen postcard is a window into one of Michigan’s most breathtaking byways—Brockway Mountain Drive. Split into two scenic panels, it captures the drama and beauty of the Keweenaw Peninsula in full color and texture.

The top image shows a winding road climbing through lush woodlands, with touches of autumn painting the trees in warm golds and reds. The road curves confidently up the hill, drawing the viewer into the high, quiet places of Michigan’s Upper Peninsula. Above it reads, “Scenes Along Brockway Mountain Drive,” inviting the imagination to travel with the season’s breeze.

In the bottom panel, the view expands, offering a broader look at the rugged hills and distant waters between Eagle Harbor and Copper Harbor. The landscape stretches wide and untamed, dotted with winding roads and the endless green of forested terrain.

This postcard would look great framed, make a wonderful host or hostess gift, or make an excellent addition to any collection.

Love it ♡
Get it ☆
Get Lucky 💋Vintage