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Black and white photograph looking down broadway street houses on the right side and trees and maybe a park on the left

Black and white photograph of creek, filled with logs/wood?. Incription on the postcard reads: Merry Christmas to you + Annie

Black and white photograph of the court house area, court house building shown behind few trees and monument/statue is seen

Photograph of elevated view from grafton showing bridge, creek and town. Incription on the postcard reads: It is a week from Tuesday. Next we are to go to Plymouth sept 21. dont forget the date we are planning on a big time.

Photo from elevated view looking at collins street, filled with houses and a few trees

Photograph small with large border covering most of postcard

Photograph of Collins street in Yarmouth NS, photo looking down the street, houses lining both sides. Incription on the postcard reads: Dear Lizzie, how are you by this time. I had a nice time on the []."

Photograph looking out on the water with lighthouse to the left side on a small rocky cliff. Incription on the postcard reads: Greetings from Yarmouth

Photograph of Murphys bridge going over body of water, on the opposing side a house with many trees is seen and on the closer side some kind of wagon or outdoor equipment is to the far right. Incription on the postcard reads: Dear Harry, Arrived safe and well at Yarmouth. Baby slept like a [] and is fine. Was notstuck and had good trip only foggy. Love to all

Photograph of Main St in Yarmouth, busy and lively streets filled with people, shops line the streets and horse drawn vehicles can be seen. Incription on the postcard reads: Arrived OK had a lovely trip, I am not sick at all. Mr Lyman stood the journey pretty well. I think he is [] a little all the time [] of [] will be slow. It is a lovely place in here to rest. My sister mrs Dawn of two children are here with my mother + father. Mr Gray went home last friday. Some of us went fishing this morning. I ought to [] [] [] and the athens did as well. Only 9 caught the longest [] of the crowd.