Caesar's Head, S.C. - Alt. 3,227 Feet - Near N.C. State Line - 1940s Linen Postcard

Front: N-61 | Caesar's Head, S.C., Alt. 3,227 Feet, Near N.C. State Line - 1940s Linen Postcard
Back: Caesar's Head, S.C., three miles from the North Carolina state line, is the highest point in South Carolina. From its proud crest can be seen innumerable peaks of the Blue Ridge and the cotton fields of the sunny south. The Great Geet Highway from Greenville, S. C. climbs around this wonder of nature to the noted Ceasar's Head Hotel, on it's way to Conestee Falls to its terminus, the Soldiers' Monument four miles from Brevard, N. C., marking the Eastern Entrance to the great Pisgah National Forest and game preserve.
Condition: Very good condition with some writing on the back.
Time frame: 1940s.
Unmailed.
Hand color.
Publisher: Asheville Post Card Co.

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