Walden New York Wooster Manufacturing Company 1910s Postcard Divided Back

This 1910s postcard depicts the Wooster Manufacturing Company in Walden, New York, documenting an early industrial facility during a period of regional manufacturing growth.

Walden developed as a small but active manufacturing center in the Hudson Valley, where factories producing tools, hardware, and related goods contributed to local economic stability. Industrial buildings of this era often combined functional layouts with modest architectural detailing, presenting substantial brick construction, multi-story forms, and integrated smokestacks as markers of production capacity.

The image shows a large red brick factory complex with multiple wings, arched and rectangular windows, and a prominent smokestack rising from the rear. A small entry canopy marks the main access point, while surrounding trees and fencing frame the structure. Printed text along the lower edge identifies the company and includes a publisher credit to Geo. Coddington of Walden, consistent with locally distributed divided-back postcards.

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