Printed in 1936 and later mailed in 1947, this evocative postcard features the breathtaking Onyx Draperies of Horse Cave, Kentucky. These delicate, curtain-like cave formations were formed over thousands of years as mineral-rich water sculpted the limestone into graceful, flowing shapes that resemble folded fabric. Located in the region's extensive cave system, Horse Cave was a favorite destination for early 20th-century explorers and tourists drawn to Kentucky’s underground wonders. The image reflects a time when roadside attractions and natural curiosities were part of the great American road trip, and postcards like this one were treasured souvenirs of awe-inspiring sights.
This postcard would look great framed, make a wonderful hostess gift, or make an excellent addition to any collection.
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