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Postcard of the High Point Chamber of Commerce Building. ca. 1941, The Chamber of Commerce Building in High Point, North Carolina, which bills itself as the Home Furnishings Capitol of the World. The building, which doubled as the Worlds Largest Bureau, stood 32 feet high
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Size: 1613 x 2550 (3.1MB)
Date: 28th March 2014
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Postcard of the High Point Chamber of Commerce Building. ca. 1941, The Chamber of Commerce Building in High Point, North Carolina, which bills itself as the Home Furnishings Capitol of the World. The building, which doubled as the Worlds Largest Bureau, stood 32 feet high
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This vintage postcard captures the quirky charm of the High Point Chamber of Commerce Building in North Carolina, circa 1941. Known as the Home Furnishings Capitol of the World, High Point proudly showcases its unique architectural gem. Standing at an impressive height of 32 feet, this building not only served as a hub for commerce but also doubled as the World's Largest Bureau. The photograph highlights a fusion of creativity and imagination with its unconventional design. Resembling a colossal chest of drawers, it stands out amidst traditional structures in High Point. The juxtaposition between furniture and municipal architecture adds an element of surprise to this Southern United States landmark. Printed on this postcard is witty text that perfectly complements the whimsical nature of the building itself. This kitschy touch enhances its appeal and evokes a sense of humor from those who come across it. The English text further emphasizes its connection to American culture while showcasing commercial art and graphic design from that era. As part of Guilford County's rich history, this postcard serves as both a memento and testament to High Point's prominence in the furniture industry during that time period. Whether displayed for personal enjoyment or shared with others, this charming print encapsulates an era when creativity knew no bounds in architectural design.
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