Postcard, Utah State School for Deaf and Blind

Postcard

Accession Number: 2000.33

Scope & Content: On the front is a color-tinted photo of the main entrance and side of the red brick, multistoried school building. Mountains can be seen in the background, and an elderly bearded man and a young child are in the foreground, lower right corner, walking along a sidewalk. Printed at the top right corner is "State School for Deaf and Blind, Ogden, Utah." The back of the postcard is divided and has been used. Along the divided line is printed "C T Photochrom." Printed at the bottom is "A-19568." Along the left edge is printed "719 Published By Souvenir Novelty Co. Salt Lake City, Utah, Made In U. S. A." A logo, approximately 3/4 in. square, is printed in the upper left corner. It consists of a beehive atop a low stand that has "Utah" printed along the edge, and the words "Busy All The Time" printed in a semicircle above the hive and "Souvenir Novelty Co." printed in a semicircle below the stand. "Quality Series" is printed to the right of the logo. The postcard is postmarked January 12, 1921.

Manufacture Date: ca. 1921

Creator: Souvenier Novelty Co., publisher

Interview Date: / /

Publish Date: ca. 1921

Subjects: Blind children. Deaf children. Deaf-blind children. Education. Schools for the blind and visually impaired Schools for the deaf. School buildings