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Sidney Lanier Post Card

Montgomery, Alabama, Sidney Lanier High School Postcard.

Sidney Lanier Postcard - Postmark 1932

Sidney Lanier Postcard with Postmark of July 6,1932

White border postcard, postmarked Jul 6, 1932. Card looks to be circa 1920's style. The stamp is missingand it has some light creases. There is a slight amount of postal ink on the image side and some slight corner wear. It is published by E C Kropp Company and was printed in USA. The post card is in good condition for an 80-year old item.

The print on the back of the card reads:

Sidney Lanier High School , costing nearly two million dollars, is the Cap Stone of Montgomery's School System. It is Montgomery's proud distinction to enjoy the lowest rate of illiteracy of any Southern City and the best school system in America.

That is a testament of our proud heritage!