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Main Street in Charles City, IA (Looking North - cross street is Gilbert Street) Sinclair Gas and Standard Oil Gas stations on the right, Hawkeye Vulcanizing Co. on the left
This is a post card sent by Eva Robinson to my Uncle Harry Bowrin after he successfully passed his "entrance" exams out of public school into high school. Harry attended SS#6 Marlborough Township school, a one room school in Goodstown just south of Richmond Ontario. Harry was born in 1897 and was my Father's brother.
This is the back of the Easter Post Card with Chicks. Card was sent to Master George Petapiece in Oxford Mills Ontaro and reads, "I thought these were such dear little chicks that I must send them to you. Perhaps you have some like them only real. Much love from Aunt Alice."
What a nice Aunt to have.
From the Graybill post card collection.
This image is part of the RetroWeb Visual History of Lynchburg, Virginia
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A post card of the Grenada Hotel in Grenada, Mississippi from the Mississippi Department of Archives and History collection. I have no information about whether or not the building is still standing, but I think it's probably long gone.
A favourite tourist stop is the beach along Okanagam Lake in Kelowna, British Columbia. 1959
(Approx 300 miles N.E. of Vancouver)
Isla Mujeres, Mexico
That's where I've been for the last few days. If you want to be on a beautiful beach, but don't want to be secluded in a resort, this is a perfect place to visit. I loved that I could explore easily and see residents go about their daily life. Taken at Playa Norte (North Beach.)
I found this card sent to Dad from a high school classmate. Dad was in his third year at Ohio State University.
Opened on 27th May 1950 as a memorial to the Right Honourable Joseph Gordon Coates, PC, MC and Bar. Our first New Zealand-born Prime Minister (1925-28) and Member of Parliament for this district from 1911-1943. This brick church cost 20,000 pounds to build.
Photography and Printing by Colourview Publications Limited, Oamaru, New Zealand.
"WILD JACKALOPE
Often called the Antelabbit, this; the most amazing of all desert animals, is reputed to be a cross between an jackarabbit an antelope. Rumor has it that the Jackalope sings at night in a voice that sounds almost human."
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Adorable Animal !
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©Distributed by Smith-Southwestern,Inc.
This is the second of what will prob'ly be a series based on fabric by Kaffe Fassett....a little abstract but I think it's gettng better....;) AD wc pencils on Canson block. I got this to scan a little bigger on my scanner and I changed another setting so the colors are pretty true! Hope Sherrie likes it!
I have some old Montgomery postcards from the early sixties
This is an aerial shot of the intersection of Clinton street and Goodwill Road.
Old Post Card of the water front at Morro Bay and Morro Rock in San Luis Obispo County on California's central coast.
I know it's better to scan a post card than take a picture of one. I promise! But, my scanner is broken, so taking a picture of it was my only choice.
The reason why it's here is I found this for sale at a local gas station as a brand new post card. I'd estimate it being printed 30 years ago, give or take 5. and it was being sold as a new post card. Go figure. They probably had a hundred of them.
Until getting this card, I never realized that statue of Robertson and Donelson was inside the walls of Fort Nashboro. It hasn't been moved far.