Vintage Congress Hall Philadelphia PA Postcard by P. Sander

This vintage postcard features Congress Hall in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, a historic landmark building completed in 1790. The colorful illustration captures the iconic red-brick structure with its distinctive cupola and American flags fluttering above, set against a blue sky with soft clouds. The scene shows period street life with pedestrians and early automobiles, providing a nostalgic glimpse into early 20th-century urban America. Published by P. Sander of Philadelphia and Atlantic City, this postcard is an original linen card from the era of 1930-1945, known for its bright, textured printing that enhances color vibrancy and durability. Congress Hall holds significant historical importance as the site where the United States Congress met until 1800, making this postcard a valuable collectible for history enthusiasts and postcard collectors alike. The reverse side includes a brief historical note about Congress Hall and a classic divided back design typical of the period.