Image: West Baden Springs Indiana 1906

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Description: Postcard reads "Spring No. 5, West Baden Springs, Ind." and "en:Sprudel - Always Active". The gnome holds a sign that reads "Here's to Health". The term "Sprudel" refers to the hot springs of the famous spa of Karlovy Vary in the Czech Republic. The back side is divided. It bears a greencentennial one-cent stamp of en:Benjamin Franklin (1706-1790) and a postmark of 3 September 1906. It was mailed from French Lick, Indiana, to "Princton", Indiana. The back side also reads "Made in Germany. Baker-Meyer & Co., Importers & Publishers, West Baden, Ind.". At the West Baden Springs Hotel, in West Baden Springs, Indiana.
Title: West Baden Springs Indiana 1906
Credit: My scan of paper postcard
Author: Unknown authorUnknown author
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License: Public domain
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