Vintage Postcard Richmond Virginia Bridge Capital White House Stonewall Jackson

This postcard lot serves as a visual tour of Richmond Virginia's multi-layered municipal, Revolutionary, and Civil War heritage.

It highlights Thomas Jefferson's classic Roman Revival design for the Virginia State Capitol and the "Old Stone House" (the oldest residential dwelling in Richmond), which served as a museum honoring Edgar Allan Poe. 

It also features the structural marvel of the 1925 Boulevard Bridge (locally known as the "Nickel Bridge") and the complex wartime history surrounding the White House of the Confederacy, which served as the executive mansion for Jefferson Davis.