Arch Rock - Mackinac Island, Michigan - 1940s Linen Postcard district_of_columbia various Federal offices and the

various Federal offices and the Federal court room

Back: "The Dining Room is furnished and arranged as it was when the Lincolns lived there

Unmailed--1910 postcard

and symbolizes to Nebraskans and to succeeding generations the people's idea of government

Arch Rock - Mackinac Island, Michigan - 1940s Linen Postcard district_of_columbia various Federal offices and theFront: Arch Rock, Mackinac Island, Michigan Back: World Famous limestone arch, above East Shore Drive. The top of the arch is 154 feet above the surface of Lake Huron; the height from the base of the buttress to the top of the rock is 50 feet. The arch was formed by action of receding waters in the ancient geological times and tells the visitor that the waters of these inland lakes held dominion over the highest part of this island. Condition: Good