I decided, if I could figure out who the original recipient was, I would send it to them. I couldn't quite make out the name perfectly. I tried a few variations of a few possibilities. I tried looking in the Woodstock Cemetery Directory. I eventually gave up.
Then I googled "Silver Springs Florida Historical". I found information on this blog about a display at the Silver River Museum about Silver Springs History. I figured this might be the place to send it, but I thought I would call.
It's funny how people are very suspicious of your intentions when you ask questions but don't tell them why. I just called and asked if there was still a display. The lady who answered the phone got her manager on speaker phone. I asked again. Suspiciously, they answered, "Uh, yes......" Then I told I have a postcard I would like to contribute and then they were very friendly. "Oh yes! We have a collection of postcards here." I told them I would send it their way.
Maybe I should start my phone calls by saying, "I have a possible donation for you." Then they will get excited. Then they will find out I am only donating a postcard and not money and be bummed. Come to think of it, I will stick with the "suspicion followed by delight" method.
