Affichage de 1906 résultats

Photograph of of george street, facing one side of the street, church building can be seen further down and close by the lyceum thatre is present, electrical lines seen as well. Incription on the postcard reads: Inscription is not readable

Photograph looking down collins street, elevated view, clear scene of houses on either side of the street

Illustration of a river passing through a town full of house with small boats sailing through. Incription on the postcard reads: "We drove nine miles last week to this fascinating little village and had our supper on a big rock on the way home."

Illustration of a paved road lined with trees and lamposts curving slightly up a hill; to the right side of the road; a small white house sits in between the trees; in the background, larger buildings fade into the distance along with the road. Incription on the postcard reads: "Dear Friends. Arrived home and feeling better (?) and all good. Bye, Julia M. (?)"

Illustration of five people wearing colourful spring dresses looking away standing on a rocky hill overlooking a coastal town; in the background, mountains sit on the horizon across a body of water. Incription on the postcard reads: "We are having a delightful trip. (?) to reach home Sunday. Hope you are well. M. E. L."

Photograph of Reids Castle taken from ground level looking up to the castle on the hill with many trees surrounding it and a pathway directly infront of camera.

Photograph of martello tower on grassy hill, water can be seen behind the hill and tower

Collage style of many phtoographs at Queens parks of important attractions found there, theres total 10 photos collaged together

Photograph of pool in rockwood park, pool can be seen with vases in the middle. further back much greenery and trees can be seen, on a path a woman can be seen admiring one of many vases around the area. Incription on the postcard reads: Thanks for card. That is quite a baby. Yours as ever

Photograph of King St in St Stephen, photo looking down the street, buildings lining on either side. Incription on the postcard reads: going North today all well