Modern and Victorian E-Cards

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Here are hundreds of completely free, private, and easy-to-use e-cards.

Many of these are what we called Virtual Vintage Postcards when they were hosted on our Interesting.com site, starting in 2001. All the original Victorian e-cards are here plus many more.

Now that these e-cards are on WikiTree you can make your own custom photo e-cards out of old family photos or anything else.

Everything that made the Interesting.com e-cards so popular has remained the same on WikiTree. These cards have no advertising and no pop-ups. E-mail addresses are not saved or stolen. You can preview before you send. There are no sleazy or spammy gimmicks. Period.

To send an e-card click the "send as e-card" link below any image.

On the right are a few basic cards. Browse all the e-card categories or select from the list below.

Holidays and Occasions

Birthday E-Cards
Valentine's Day (February 14)
Presidents Day (Third Monday in February)
St Patrick's Day (March 17)
Easter
Patriot's Day (Third Monday in April)
Memorial Day (Last Monday in May)
Fourth of July
Constitution Day (September 17)
Sweetest Day (Third Saturday in October)
Navy Day (October 27)
Halloween (October 31)
Veteran's Day (November 11)
Thanksgiving (Fourth Thursday in November)
Christmas (December 25)
New Year's

Regions

Themes

African-American History
Animals
Automotive
Baseball
Fine Art from painters, illustrators, and sculptors including Toulouse-Lautrec, Edward Hopper, Monet, Frederic Remington and over three dozen other artists.
Firefighting
Flowers
Founding Fathers and American History
Fruit Crate Labels
Inspirational
Irish
Lighthouses
Maritime
Olympic History
Romance
Trains
World War 2

Want to see another section? We can create a category for anything; all we need is the postcard images.

One of the advantages of having these cards on WikiTree is that it enables collaboration and easy changes. In fact, any photo on WikiTree can be sent as an e-card. I'd love to have your help. Drop me a note.

Chris Whitten
Interesting.com and WikiTree Webmaster
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