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Photograph of Acadia COllege large red and white building firect front view, leafless trees in view. Incription on the postcard reads: Dear Clyde. Delightful [] had a rough trip was quite sick. Am planning to go a little further and [] love to you.

Illustration of a dirt road lined with vegetation leading to a large brick building with a blue roof. Incription on the postcard reads: "Dear Annie, how are you (?) on (?) my letter that I wrote to you some time aho and how are you any way I long for […]"

Street view illustration of a large, mostly white building with light blue roof enclosed by a black metallic fence. Incription on the postcard reads: "My Dear Annie, I am looking for a letter from you every day, how are you anyway, I see (?) you are so busy that you don't take much […]"

Illustration of two men in black uniform standing sided by side on dirt road in front of a stone building lined with small trees. Incription on the postcard reads: undecipherable handwriting in black ink

Black and white photograph of main street in yarmouth. Incription on the postcard reads: Guess?

Photograph of fexterior grand hotel building. Incription on the postcard reads: Dear Friend. Arrived safely after a very rough passage. How is Charlie and the girls?

Photograph of Selmah Beach, family seen off to the right. Incription on the postcard reads: Dear Helen, Receieved your nice letter and will announce it soon. I owe graham a letter also. How fo you like your languages? I dont suppose you have much time for music. Write again when you have time. your loving cousin - Lizzie

Photograph of view of wolfville town houses and greenery. Incription on the postcard reads: Thank you for [] nice [] weather but still vegetation is just looking too []

Photograph of hedges of a house, very well maintained, clear sidewalk. Incription on the postcard reads: I am sending a picture of one of the lovely hedges- we see these beautiful hawthorn hedges everywhere. This is a lovely spot- on the edge of a lake, three miles from yarmouth. I leave here for Digby about the 28th.

Photograph of the business section in Main St Wolfville, buildings and trees line the street, while there are several individuals around the scene experiencing Wolfville. Incription on the postcard reads: Mary Dean Jane. Received your card some time ago and kept flaming row but I have been feeling very ill. Pardon my long delay hoping you wont be so long no []. How is Bertha + your father + mother. Please remember me to then..."