1937 Black Hills South Dakota Cluster State Park

This vintage 1937 linen postcard captures the iconic Big Tunnel on the scenic Needles Highway in Custer State Park, nestled in the rugged beauty of South Dakota's Black Hills. The tunnel is carved directly through solid rock, forming a dramatic, narrow passage that has become a favorite among travelers and photographers alike.

The richly textured rock walls show layers of gray, brown, and green—evidence of natural minerals and years of weathering. A lone tree stands near the tunnel entrance, providing a striking contrast against the stone. The road is smoothly paved and well-kept, leading the viewer's eye into the heart of this unique geological formation.

Postmarked in 1942, this postcard offers not just a visual slice of Americana, but also a piece of postal history. A fantastic addition to any collection of national park scenes, South Dakota history, or linen-era postcards

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