| Summary: | Color print view of a single-story white house with wrap-around porch. Dirt drive leading to front entrance of house. Beautiful azaleas on both sides of driveway and around front entrance of house. Large mature trees with hanging moss. Postmarked January 2, 1945. Divided back postcard.Printed on front: 'Georgia Cottage, Augusta Evans Wilson's Childhood Home, on Azalea Trail, Mobile, Ala. -115.' Printed on back: 'Augusta Evans Wilson, the southern authoress, wrote many books among which were "St. Elmo", "Beulah" and others known to every lover of books. Her childhood home, typically southern with century-old Azalea bushes adorning front yard, and massive live-oaks draped with Spanish moss, has become a national shrine. Nature Color Post Card, Made In U. S. A. By E. C. Kropp Co., Milwaukee, Wis.-(ELL) 32833N.'Written on back: 'Dear Virginia: Sorry I didn't get to see you again before I left. Soon as we can feed all [illegible] I will be home to park. This is a charming city and I know you all would like it - why don't you all drive down some time and we could all go to New Orleans - Love Bunny. Mrs. Dau. Zuet, Lightfoot Road Rockville 7 Kentucky'
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