A Legacy in Linen: Spartanburg's Pacolet Cotton Mill No. 5 (Standard Postcard)
Take a step back in time with this postcard featuring a historic image of Spartanburg's Pacolet Cotton Mill No. 5, captured in 1909!

A Mill Steeped in History:

This postcard showcases Pacolet Cotton Mill No. 5, built in 1907 to replace Mills No. 1 & 2 that were previously destroyed. It stood as a testament to Spartanburg's booming textile industry for over seven decades, before finally closing its doors in 1983. The mill was ultimately torn down around 1995.

A Piece of South Carolina's Past:

This postcard offers a glimpse into a bygone era, a reminder of the important role the textile industry played in shaping South Carolina's history.

High-Quality Keepsake:

Printed on thick, high-quality matte paper, this postcard provides a superior writing surface for a heartfelt message or a simple "hello."
The matte finish ensures the historic image remains the center of attention.
More than just a postcard, it's a tangible piece of South Carolina's textile heritage.

Perfect for:

History buffs
South Carolina enthusiasts
Anyone who appreciates vintage aesthetics
Order yours today and preserve a piece of Spartanburg's legacy!

Postcard Specifications:

Material: Cardboard paper
Paper weight: 7.67–10.32 oz/yd² (260–350 g/m²)
Size: 4" × 6" (101 × 152 mm)
Paper thickness: 0.013" (0.34 mm)
Coated outer surface
Blank product materials sourced from Sweden, US, Brazil, or China

This product is made especially for you as soon as you place an order, which is why it takes us a bit longer to deliver it to you. Making products on demand instead of in bulk helps reduce overproduction, so thank you for making thoughtful purchasing decisions!