Postcard
Hodgenville, Kentucky
Estimated value: $1.75-$2.50
In 1938, Camp Hill, Pennsylvania was a growing suburban community near Harrisburg during the Great Depression, when Americans increasingly sought affordable leisure through postcard collecting and tourist travel. The New Deal era had spurred interest in American historical sites and patriotic imagery, making Lincoln-related souvenirs particularly popular among collectors seeking connection to national heritage.
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