Hains Point [#197]

Named after Peter Conover Hains, the engineer who designed the Tidal Basin, Hains Point is where the Potomac River, Washington Channel, and Anacostia River converge. It is also a great opportunity to see many different species of cherry trees unlike anywhere else in the city.

POSTCARDS are 5.47x4.21" printed on recycled matte paper. The postcards come in a clear sleeve and they are shipped in a paper envelope. We use First-Class Mail, unless with another item.

PRINTS are 8x10", 11x14" or 16x20". Open edition printed with professional archival inks on acid-free, 100% cotton rag for long term durability (museum-quality giclée). The prints are packaged in a protective sleeve with a sturdy backing board in a rigid kraft mailer, or rolled in a tube. We care about the environment, so we ship using recycled or reused materials whenever possible.


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>>> FREE SHIPPING within the US <<<

All orders are shipped from Washington DC via USPS. Purchases over $30 include a tracking number, which will be sent to you when the order is marked as shipped.

Estimated delivery times, postcards travel faster:
- US: 10-14 days
- Europe: 2-4 weeks
- Rest of the world: 2-4 weeks (depends on the country)


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Important Information:

- Color may vary from what you see on your screen.
- This item does not include framing.


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Illustrations and original design © carlos carmonamedina / carmonamedina studio llc -- Purchase of fine art does not entitle buyer to reproduction rights. All rights reserved.