1947 "In Kentucky" State Capitol in Frankfort

This 1947 postcard presents James H. Mulligan’s beloved poem “In Kentucky,” capturing the spirit of the Bluegrass State with warmth and wit. The top features the towering High Bridge over the Kentucky River, while the bottom showcases the stately State Capitol in Frankfort. Between them, Mulligan’s verses celebrate Kentucky’s unique charm—from its soft moonlight and swift thoroughbreds to its spirited politics and strong friendships. The poem’s rhythmic lines and vivid imagery evoke pride in Kentucky’s landscapes and culture.

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

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