80 Treffer anzeigen

Photograph of Market Slip, boats parked close by and buildings off to the side

Illustration of a canal running from the lower right corner of the frame to the left side of the frame, surrounded by large buildings of different colours; sailboats are stationed along the walls of the canal. Incription on the postcard reads: "Hellow Ammy, am leaving to day July 23. Chase"

Photograph of martello tower on grassy hill, water can be seen behind the hill and tower. Incription on the postcard reads: Dear Nettie and Edd, am... (rest is hard to decipher)

Photograph of river from a bridge, still water, buildings to the left and houses and trees to the right. Incription on the postcard reads: Have had a corking good time

Photograph of Methodist Churh building during a sunset. Incription on the postcard reads: Got your letter ok Mother went out to Bets Saturday might Harry and Maycame back fro a week so I do not expect to get out until the last of the week. May and I talk of going to St. [] for a couple of weeks to have the primes of a tent but then you know the ways to go (?)]

Illustration on North Side of King Square, to t he left buildings can be seen lining the side of the road while to the right horses can be seen waiting in a line

Photograph of North side of Queen Square showing the old loyalist cannon in the background, photo taken down a pathway with trees lining both sides

Photograph of Outlet on lily lake, looks like a low bridge going over the lake with surrounding trees, postcard has circular oval border. Incription on the postcard reads: Kind Regards, Molly

Illustration of a bridge crossing over a river that leads into a lake; the shoreline running along the river is covered in large trees and other vegetation; on the lower left corner of the frame, a bush with pink flowers grows. Incription on the postcard reads: "(?) know whether or not I owe you a letter but intend to write Sunday. Am very busy now (?) go away on the […]"

Panoramic shot of St John from birdseye view, showcasing bundles of homes and shoreline. Incription on the postcard reads: "Come again soon"