Temple Beth or Jewish Synagogue, Montgomery, Ala

Text on the back -Circled T C Co. Published by T.J. Mattox Cigar & Tobacco Co. Montgomery Ala. This space for writing messages. Post Card. This space for address only. A-14955;Production period - 1902 - 1916;Front Handwritten Text - We did enjoy Montgomery very much;Front Period - 1902;Category - Jewish sites;Description - A horizontal postcard depicting the temple in Montgomery, Alabama. The architectural style is composed of Neo-Classical elements combined with other styles. The first temple of the congregation was built in 1862 and they have been a Reform congregation since 1874. The Temple on this card was built in 1902. [E.B];Back Description - A divided back. On the upper right corner is a 1 cent stamped stamp. To its left is a postmark. The publisher's name appears vertically on the left side and its logo appears to its left on the lower left corner (circled T&C Co.). On the bottom center appears a letter and a number.;Back Handwritten Text - Miss Rowena Smith 226 South Main Bowling green O[?] De Funiak Springs Flo[?] My dear little girl & her Ma. Am a thinking of you this AM but have not the time to write. Wrote Ethel-Mother & Hattie a joint letter if you could see that & read it would explain our where-a-bout. the people here are so very nice. Makes us want to stay. Yet we are anxious to go down farther in the State hope this finds you both doing fine. I am feeling better. Aunt Hattie;Back Remarks - The O probably stands for Ohio and Flo for Florida;Stamp Place on postcard - Upper right;Stamp Description - A portrait of George washington appears in the center of the stamp.;Post office marks Origin - De Funiak Springs (City), Florida (State);Post office marks Languages Of Text - English;Post office marks Description - A circled post office mark. Circled inside appears De Funiak Springs Jan 20 7 PM 1916