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[James St. Reservoir]

Item
1908

Part of Kingston and Area Postcards collection

High rise view looking over the reservoir. Incription on the postcard reads: "Hello sis, how're you getting along?"

[Mcmaster Arts Building Tower]

Item
[19--]

Part of Kingston and Area Postcards collection

Photo of building

[McMaster Engineering Building]

Item
[19--]

Part of Kingston and Area Postcards collection

Landscape photo of engineering building

[Mills Memorial Library]

Item
[19--]

Part of Kingston and Area Postcards collection

Photo of front of building

Arno-Bonnay

Item
[19--]

Part of Kingston and Area Postcards collection

Photo of residence building

[Our Lady of the Snows Carriage]

Item
[19--]

Part of Kingston and Area Postcards collection

Single carriage that looks like its covered in snow with people in the surrounding area

[Parade Float Car]

Item
[19--]

Part of Kingston and Area Postcards collection

Decorated car driving down the road as others look on

[Park Fountain]

Item
[19--]

Part of Kingston and Area Postcards collection

View of park fountain and people around the park

Royal Speciality Sales

[Poplar Avenue]

Item
[19--]

Part of Kingston and Area Postcards collection

Looking down the street lined with trees. Incription on the postcard reads: "Are you still my valentine"

Warwick Bros. and Rutter

[Scene in Reservoir Park]

Item
1908

Part of Kingston and Area Postcards collection

Photo of reservoir park. Incription on the postcard reads: "I am going out to ancaster to tea with stella who will go home to Montreal"

Valentine & Sons Publishing Co. Ltd.

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