Photograph taken from the Falls pavillion, shows the peaceful waterswith a ship in motion

Black and white photo of falls and bridges, photo taken from the ground looking up

Photograph of bridge and falls taken from ground, one of the bridges can be seen and the second bridge pops out from behind the first (bc of the angle), Gazebo can be seen in lower right corner

Photograph taken from North End of St John, suburban area can be seen with many houses and smaller buildings, closer to the camera a group of children can be seen looking ahead at the town

Photograph of bridge and falls taken close to one entrance side of the bridge, grassy field leading up to bridge and trees lining the side of that path.

Photograph of reversible falls taken from slightly higher view, two bridges seen one light ocloured one dark, and falls flowing below them can be seen and rest of the city can be seen in the distance. Incription on the postcard reads: Dear Mah, I am sitting here in the [] twilight- have been for three hours Brought out supper + I am [] [] at HIgh Tide. Now it is mid tide + the little boats are passing up + down it is all wonderful + delightful as I had lovely [].

Photograph of both suspension bridges taken from a high up view, two bridges one of light colour and another darker coloured bridge with flowing falls below. Incription on the postcard reads: This view is of the reversible falls at low tide. I believe these are the only reversible falls in the world. What beautiful things we do have in Canada? I almost forgot to thank you for your kind remembrance this day. I left Greenfield four [] is almost [] and I hope I shall not fforget it. Am going home tomorrow.

Photograph of St John river from the Railway Bridg, small patches of land can be seen in front of photographer, ships off to the left sailing outwards and in the distance there are hilly areas

Photograph of St Thomas's Anglican Church building exterior with trees surrounding it

Photograph of wesleyan church building exterior. Incription on the postcard reads: Wishing him the compliments of the []