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Three Rivers Postcard Club

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Why hasn’t anyone told me about this club – I think it sounds great and I hope I can make their annual Post Card Show next weekend. Thanks to the South Pittsburgh Neighborhoods blog for posting about this group.

The Three Rivers Postcard Club meets the third Thursday of Every Month at the Fairhaven United Methodist Church, 2415 San Mill Run Blvd at 7pm.

According to the Library Postcards Blog and Barr’s Postcard News their Postcard Show is Sept. 20, 2008 at the Fairhaven United Methodist Church, 9 to 4. Admission $2.00.

Looking for some more info on Postcard Clubs – check out the San Francisco Postcard Club’s Links page here.

Photo: ArtNoose on Flickr

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  • http://macbeaner.livejournal.com Virginia

    I hope you make it and will be able to tell more about it. I'll be out of town next weekend, but I have one heck of a post card collection going! I add to it everytime I travel!

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  • jim

    When is the postcard show this year thanks

    • Tom R.

      The next show is today, Saturday, Sept. 14th, 2013 from 9 AM to 4 PM.

      • http://www.iheartpgh.com IheartPGH

        Thanks for the heads up! Where is the show and how can we find out about upcoming events?

  • Howard Barnhart

    When is the next meeting in 1914? I have a shoe box of unused post cards from the 1940s as well as some from 1908.
    Thanks
    Howard