Postcards from Denmark

Amalienborg Palace, Copenhagen, Denmark

 These postcards are from the mid to late 1950's.

The Royal Danish Theater

The Round Tower

Alexander Stephens Clay

Alexander Stephens Clay was born in Powder Springs, GA on on September 25th, 1853.  He was elected to the U.S. Senate in
1896 and served until his death on November 13, 1910.  He was the chairman of two interesting committees: Committee on Revolutionary Claims (Fifty-ninth Congress) ; Committee on Woman Suffrage (Sixty-first Congress).  He is buried in the Marietta City Cemetery in Marietta, Georgia.

Postcards

Liege, Belgium

Pompeii, The Civil Forum

These postcards date from the late 1950's when my father was stationed in Denmark.  

Danish Bathing Machines

This postcard is from Denmark.  My parents lived in Copenhagen in the late 1950's.  As a kid I loved this postcard.  Mom told me that the horses pulled these machines into the water while people were inside changing into their swimsuits.  Then you were able to get directly into the water.  It was more discreet I guess,  I don't know why my brother's name is written on the card.  Maybe he was the one who wanted to buy it in the first place,

University of Georgia Class of 1870

UGA Class of 1870 at 60th Reunion

I came across this clipping this morning.  I think it's from an old Alumni Record from the University of Georgia.  I was most interested in the man on the right.  He is identified as a son of Dr. Crawford W. Long.  Dr. Long was born in Danielsville, Georgia and is credited with the first use of ether as an anesthesia during an operation.

Leila Williams Hudson

Leila Williams Hudson
I believe this is from the Dallas New Era.  

Mrs. Emma Cooper