Greetings from Attleboro: a Historical Postcard Collection

Greetings from Attleboro: A Historical Postcard Collection

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Viveiros, Shawn

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Step back in time

This beautifully crafted book showcases early 20th century postcards that bring the city’s vibrant past to life-from bustling streets and local businesses to iconic public architecture and industrial landmarks that defined the era.

Explore Attleboro’s evolution through vintage images and handwritten messages. Whether you’re captivated by streetcar routes, jewelry industry origins, historic water towers, or everyday life from decades past, each page offers a unique glimpse into the city’s industrial heritage and enduring charm.

About the Book

Perfect for history enthusiasts, collectors, longtime locals, and curious newcomers alike. This collection, of hundreds of postcards; invites readers to reconnect with the city’s legacy through transportation evolution, historic landmarks, and authentic voices captured in the intimate notes sent across the country.

Preserve the past-spark conversation, reflection, and community pride with this nostalgic keepsake. A celebration of Attleboro’s identity, Greetings from Attleboro is more than a book-it’s preserving local history one postcard at a time.

About the Author

Shawn Viveiros is a writer, designer, and local historian with deep roots in Attleboro, Massachusetts. Passionate about preserving the stories of his hometown, he created Greetings from Attleboro: A Historical Postcard Collection as a heartfelt tribute to the city’s golden era. Drawing from a personal archive of early 20th-century postcards, Shawn combines visual storytelling with historical insight to offer readers a nostalgic window into the past. His work celebrates the people, places, and everyday moments that shaped Attleboro’s identity—inviting readers to rediscover their connection to local history, one postcard at a time.