Seagrove Post Card

[flyforfun]

Hello everyone, I found this is a old post card of Seagrove Beach. On back it says, " SEAGROVE BEACH FLORIDA "Where Nature Did Its Best" Just off U. S. 98 between Panama City and Fort Walton. Highest elevation directly on the Gulf of Mexico. The only shoreline property with beautiful trees. 45 feet above sea level with Magnolia, Hickory, Oak, Holly and Pine trees growing right to the edge of the bluff! No blowing sand. Highly desirable for home sites. Excellent paved road (state road 395) direct to property. C. H. McGee, Sr. owner-developer. Mail address, P.O. Box 2440, Panama City Beach, Florida.

 

[steele mama]

Hello everyone, I found this is a old post card of Seagrove Beach. On back it says, " SEAGROVE BEACH FLORIDA "Where Nature Did Its Best" Just off U. S. 98 between Panama City and Fort Walton. Highest elevation directly on the Gulf of Mexico. The only shoreline property with beautiful trees. 45 feet above sea level with Magnolia, Hickory, Oak, Holly and Pine trees growing right to the edge of the bluff! No blowing sand. Highly desirable for home sites. Excellent paved road (state road 395) direct to property. C. H. McGee, Sr. owner-developer. Mail address, P.O. Box 2440, Panama City Beach, Florida.

That is an unusual pic for a postcard! I love the old ones.

 

[Mango]

Interesting. Where did you pick that up? and does it have a date on it?

 

[Allifunn]

love it!

 

[DD]

I adore old post cards. Buy 'em on Ebay all the time. Love this!!! I especially like the ones that are written on.:clap_1:

 

[flyforfun]

Interesting. Where did you pick that up? and does it have a date on it?

This one showed up on ebay. Its from the 1950's. Would love to know what kind of coupe that is in the photo.

 

[Kurt]

Thanks for posting! :clap_1:

 

[ShallowsNole]

Can't help you with the type of car, but that looks like the side of the Seagrove Village Market to me.

 

[Smiling JOe]

This one showed up on ebay. Its from the 1950's. Would love to know what kind of coupe that is in the photo.

My best guess would be around a '41 Dodge. It is difficult to tell from this distance and with a tree blocking the rear side window.

 

[Miss Kitty]

Can't help you with the type of car, but that looks like the side of the Seagrove Village Market to me.

:clap_1: ...I thought the same thing! Cool!