| Summary: | Color print of Third Avenue in Birmingham, AL. Night life with lighted store fronts. Streetcar on street. Pedestrians on sidewalks. Lights stretched across street. Postmarked April 29, 1910. Divided back postcard.Printed on front: 'Birmingham, Ala. Third Avenue At Night.' Printed on back: ' Raphael Tuck & Sons' "OILETTE" "Birmingham, Ala." Postcard 2536. Art Publishers To Their Majesties The King & Queen. Tuck's Post Card, Printed in England.'Written on back: '4/28 B.ham Dear Bessie will pen you a few lines after so long a time Geo. is to buisey to write and I am not doing much today Annie is getting a long pretyfairly well Francis quit last Sat. eav. We have got a little colt a month old we have named it Mmarchwind its as fat as a roll of butter Lutherrow has gone to hot springs Levy is here yet Morris got the last of his H. H. goods a way to day my next work will be at Ensley ice plant Annie is going to come home some time next week had a card from Ruby last wk write when you can Willie, Miss Bessie Miller Fountaintown Ind. Route # 1'
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