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[Cowboy and Horses]

Item
1906

Part of Kingston and Area Postcards collection

View of hilly area with large group of horses and one cowboy mounted . Incription on the postcard reads: **inscription difficult to read

Valentine & Sons Publishing Co. Ltd.

[Gore Park]

Item
1906

Part of Kingston and Area Postcards collection

Item is a postcard of Gore Park.

Duncan Litho Co.

[High School in Newburgh]

Item
1906

Part of Kingston and Area Postcards collection

Black and white photo of Newburgh. Incription on the postcard reads: "this is sort [] puzzle. Look sharp or you will fail to find the school"

[The Rideau Canal]

Item
1906

Part of Kingston and Area Postcards collection

View looking down rideau canal

[Sam Slicks House]

Item
1906

Part of Kingston and Area Postcards collection

Photograph of Sam Slicks white house with trees surrouding the property. Incription on the postcard reads: Received your pretty card. thank you very much Dont be long in sending another

Warwick Bros. and Rutter

[William Street]

Item
1906

Part of Kingston and Area Postcards collection

Photograph looking down william street, houses, church building and trees can be seen. Incription on the postcard reads: Dear Emma I have been []. I received your postal many thanks for it. How have you been standing the hot weather? Remember me to your mother, Grace + all the girls.

Old Fort, Halifax, N. S.