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Photograph of hotel in Beaulah on camp grounds, looks like a large house with at least two floors and people sitting onthe balcony

Photograph taken of King Square and Band Stand from head of King Street, people can be seen walking through on the path and on the grass

Photograph of king square from head of king street, monument seen to the right and many individuals seen around the park and king square. Incription on the postcard reads: Brother, I was so sorry that I did not see you all again before I came home but had to leave in haste. george will tell you he said he would i hope you will come visit some day & bring all the dear children [] to see you all again so much before I come home. Love ...

Photograph looking in King Square with fountain and trees seen surroudning the square, family seen walking down towards camera person

Photograph of king square area showing Band stand and Young Monument, two individuals can be seen walking off to the right

Illustration of a park where two people dressed in black walk on one of the paths to the lower left corner of the frame; by the right side of the frame, a large monument mounted on a pedestal sits surrouned by vegetation; in the background, buildings sit across a street from the park

Illustration of King square looking busy, many individuals seen in the park, mom and child in stroller seen walking and group of young girls seen playing

Photograph looking down King street with carriages driving down and peope crossing the street. Incription on the postcard reads: Dear Albert, I suppose you had a fine time. I had a fine high [].(rest is hard to decipher)

Illustration of a dirt road lined with houses of various colours; the house in the bottom left corner is white, and the one next to it is brown; in the background, the sun sets behind the horizon

Illustration of a dirt road lined with house of various colours; the house in the bottom left corner is white, and the one next to it is brown; in the background, the sun sets behind the horizon. Incription on the postcard reads: undecipherable handwriting in pencil