A clean-lined Mid-Century Modern brick dormitory complex sits serenely amid towering New England pines in this chrome-era postcard of Duchesne House at Newton College of the Sacred Heart in Newton, Massachusetts — a glimpse of Catholic women's higher education at its postwar architectural peak. The two-story red brick wings are connected by a distinctive low link building with a row of porthole windows, the whole ensemble set on a manicured campus drive. Newton College of the Sacred Heart, founded by the Society of the Sacred Heart, operated from 1946 until it merged with Boston College in 1974 — making cards like this a quiet memorial to a vanished institution beloved by its alumnae. The card was never mailed, its "Plastichrome" process by the Natural Color Company of Boston delivering the saturated, optimistic palette typical of 1950s–60s campus promotional cards.