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I recently received a postcard from Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore, Maryland. The front of the postcard features a stunning image of The Milton S. Eisenhower Library and the Homewood House overlooking the main entrance to the campus. In the background, Gilman Hall, the main building of the Arts and Sciences group, stands proudly at the far end of the Keyser quadrangle. The architecture of the buildings is truly impressive and showcases the rich history of the university.The back of the postcard provides some additional information, including the publisher, D. E. Traub, and the fact that the postcard was lithographed in Taiwan. The postcard also includes space for an address and a stamp, making it perfect for sending a quick note to a friend or loved one. The combination of the beautiful image on the front and the practical information on the back makes this postcard a wonderful keepsake from Johns Hopkins University.Receiving this postcard has sparked my interest in learning more about Johns Hopkins University and its history. The campus looks like a peaceful and picturesque place to study and explore. I can imagine spending hours in the library or wandering through the historic Homewood House. I am grateful for the opportunity to experience a small piece of this prestigious university through this postcard and look forward to learning more about it in the future.