Brush-Everard House Williamsburg VA Colonial Mirro-Krome Postcard 1971 For Sale

Step back in time with this vibrant Mirro-Krome postcard featuring the historic Brush-Everard House in charming Williamsburg, Virginia. Built in 1717, this eighteenth-century architectural gem stands as a testament to colonial town life, depicted here in a colorful autumn scene. The image captures the distinctive wooden siding, multiple dormer windows, and a quaint white picket fence, with a tree ablaze in fiery fall foliage. Figures in period attire are visible near the entrance, adding to the authentic colonial atmosphere of this iconic landmark. This postcard is an official souvenir from Colonial Williamsburg, a significant historical site.Produced by H. S. Crocker Co. Inc. as a Mirro-Krome card, this collectible offers exceptional clarity and vivid color, characteristic of the printing technology of its era. The reverse side provides a concise historical description of the Brush-Everard House, highlighting its eighteenth-century origins and the notable original boxwood plantings in its gardens, which date back to colonial days. This piece is perfect for collectors of Virginia memorabilia, colonial history enthusiasts, or anyone with an appreciation for vintage travel keepsakes.