Now I know you have all seen a lot of the Knott's postcards before, but maybe not as big as these images are. It is actually hard to scan postcards at a high resolution to get nice and crisp pics since the images themselves are not that sharp or clear to begin with.
So with a little help from Photoshop, here are a few of my all-time favorites from the 1950s and early 1960s. And if you like, I will post some more in the near future. ENJOY!
Knott's Berry Farm and Ghost Town - Stage Coach and Steak House - Photography by Ken Raveill.
Original Berry Stand - This original Berry Stand has been preserved here for all to see and enjoy. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Knott with their four children are continuing the very active management of the Berry Farm.
Main Street, Ghost Town - As the visitor may see it in the wee hours of the morning before the crowds arrive. Fair ladies await the early stage. The prospector ready to leave for the hills. The Sheriff has no duties. The hangman's tree stands patient guard over Main Street.
Knott's Berry Farm and Ghost Town - General Merchandise Store - Color photo by Hubert Lowman.
The Wagon Camp - Each summer evening, visitors gather with a protecting circle of prairie schooners under the stars to rest and relax, watch square dancing, and listen to cowboy music until the campfire burns low.












































