1922 Virginia Postcards

IN OLD VIRGINIA I love the mountains wreathed in mist. The twilight slice of amethyst. The goves of ancient oaks sun-kissed in Old Virginia. I love the gorgeous trumpet flowers. Wild rose and honeysuckle bowers. The woodland incense after showers In Old Virginia. I love the laughter of the rills, Cloud shadows stretched athwart the hills. The jocund sound of him who till In Old Virginia. I love the Ocean's deep toned roar, Surf-lashed to foam on wind-swept shore. The spray-born rainbow arching o'er	In Old Virginia	Court House, Harrisonburg, VA.
In Old Virginia. I love the modest maidenhood, The deference paid to womanhood. The chivalric and gentle blood In Old Virginia. I love the love of native sod. The simple faith that trusts in God. The heads bowed neath the chastening rod. In Old Virginia. B. B. Valentine	Bear Litha Spring, Between Elkton and Shenandoah, VA.	View from Pier, Showing hotel and pavilion at night, Buckroe Beach, VA.
"Post Office Corner Princess Anne and Hanover St., Fredericksburg, VA. Within this recently constructede edifice, the government have an excellently appointed Post Office of which Fredericksburg can well be proud."	Post Office. Fredericksburg, VA.	Main Street looking East at Post Office, Luray, VA.
"New Post Office and Union Station Washington, D.C. This view shows the New Postoffices and Union Station. The total cost of these buildings and sites was $21,005,000"	New Post Office and Union Station, Washington, D.C.	Stanardsville, VA.
"St. Paul's Church, Ninth and Grace Sts., Richmond, VA. This historic church of the Corinthian order of architecture, was completed in 1845, and has long been prominently associate with the social, as well as the relitious life of the city. It was here on the morning of April 2, 1865, that a dispatch was handed President Davis from General Lee, announcing the loss of Petersburg, and the consequent necessity for the evacuation of Richmond, Which occured that night. President Davis and General Lee occupied pews in this church during the war. The pews are marked with name plates."	Old St. Paul's Church and new Parish House, Richmond, VA.