Glen Ellen California Jack London Den Valley of the Moon 1910s Postcard
Glen Ellen California Jack London Den Valley of the Moon 1910s Postcard
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This postcard was printed during the 1910s and shows Jack London’s Den in Glen Ellen, California, located in the Valley of the Moon region of Sonoma County.
The Glen Ellen area became closely associated with author Jack London, whose ranch and writings helped define the cultural identity of the Valley of the Moon. Early postcards of the site reflect both literary tourism and regional pride, presenting modest structures and natural surroundings tied to London’s life and work.
The image features a small cottage-like structure set beside a large spreading oak tree, with simple wood siding and multi-pane windows. The composition emphasizes the relationship between the building and the surrounding landscape, consistent with early twentieth-century postcard views of notable personal sites.
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