A handsome pre-linen chromolithograph captures St. Bernard's Catholic Church in Akron, Ohio, its tall Romanesque bell tower piercing a pale summer sky — a landmark of the city's Catholic immigrant community at the height of the rubber industry boom. The colorful street-level view shows the massive sandstone complex with a secondary red-brick spire visible behind, flanked by mature elms lining an unpaved boulevard. This card traveled from Kent, Ohio on August 30, 1909, posted to Nellie at her Overlook Road address in the fashionable Euclid Heights neighborhood of Cleveland — a genteel enclave popular with the professional class of the era.