This modern "Greetings from Lynn" post card has numerous views of Lynn. There is a random sail boat, convenient parking, General Electric, Gannon Golf Course, the Saugus Iron Works (was once in Lynn), Churches, Hospitals, the Lynn Historical Society on Green Street,  Modern Schools like Classical on the Common, High Rock Tower, Lynn Shore Drive and more. Who wouldn't want to visit and perhaps, relocate to such a beautiful community?

 I wonder who that could be?

Please Visit Lynn

The post card on the top is circa 1910. It features the old City Hall, the Y.M.C.A. building on Market St., the High School at 498 Essex St., St. Stephen's Church, the Library, Floating Bridge, Soldier's Monument, Washington Sq. and more. The post card on the bottom features Lynn's historic homes.

Old Home Week was always celebrated in Lynn. This week invited those who moved from Lynn to revisit, to personally witness what they've missed by moving away and to entice them to move back. Should we sponsor an, "Old Home Week?"

These late Victorian era greetings feature the faces of women within the lettering. Was this to entice young men to relocate to Lynn to work in the shoe factories knowing that there were all these beautiful women waiting for them?