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The front of the postcard features a scenic view of the longest driving bridge in Montana, located in Polson. The bridge is shown from an elevated angle, extending across a body of water, with lush greenery on either side. A subtle gradient of pastel colors creates a sky that transitions from pale blue at the top to softer greens and yellows near the horizon. The composition includes the bridge, clear water, and distant rolling hills, along with hints of trees and a small patch of land in the foreground.
Era: Early 1900s
Text on card: Twin approaches to the longest Driving Bridge in Montana, Polson, Mont. Published by Chas. E. Morris Co. Chinook, Mont. "Poison Montana is a thriving new town at the lower end of Flathead Lake. Note the 'Indian Teepee' in the foreground." Address Only On This Side. Chas. E. Morris Co., Jobbers Publishers, Chinook, Mont.
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