Postcards are a window into the development and history of a community.  They have been used since their inception as a means to record history, celebrate unique features, record significant events and just to communicate.  This page will be used to share a window of the history of Chagrin Falls through postcards.  Check back frequently for updates.

This first grouping of Postcards dates from the early 1900's

This Hand-Colored Postcard above shows the famous carving done by Henry Church (1836-1908) known as Squaw Rock

Washington Street and Trolly Line

Corner of Washington and Main--Blue Tinted Postcard

Main Street Looking North

4th of July Parade 1915--similar view as the postcard above

A Public Wedding followed the 4th of July Parade!!