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Description: View of the Sunken Garden at Springs Park in Enid, Oklahoma, showing formally arranged garden beds filled with colorful flowers in geometric patterns, bisected by gravel pathways. Mature shade trees line the background, with a gazebo visible at left and a red-roofed building at right. Springs Park was a popular municipal attraction in Enid during the early-to-mid 20th century.
Publisher: Genuine Curteich-Chicago, C.T. American Art, card number 5A470-N.
Posted: Posted August 1956 from Enid, Oklahoma. Sent to Henry Wells, 85 Nonstuck St., Holyoke, Mass. Message reads: "Dear Nap, Hope you are not too lonesome. The [?] and hope Bill Colby is to home. It sure is hot here, 106 yesterday and hotter today! Will see you soon. Love. See you soon, your little Woman and all." The sender notes this is "a most beautiful park" and references the extreme heat of 106°F.
