Vintage Post Card Greetings from Louisville

"Ladies' Parlor
The Seelbach, Louisville, Ky."
ca. 1910

True to the style of grand European hotels of the time, the Seelbach was decorated and outfitted in the most luxurious manner possible.  The Ladies' Parlor, with its silk wallpaper and Louis XVI architectural details and furnishings, emulated the style of a room in a European palace.

 

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Vintage Postcard Views of Louisville

Old Louisville 
     Second Street  
     Third Avenue  
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     St James Court  
     Central Park  
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     City Hall
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