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Illustration of a large stone church with blue roof in a yard; a path, lined by a few small trees, runs through the lawn from left to bottom right. Incription on the postcard reads: "How do you like it in U. S.? Had a long letter from Aunt Maggie a short while ago. (?) MacKenny, Shelb(?). Roseway. N. S."

Illustration of a sailboat resting on a body of water by wooden port visible from the left side of the frame. Incription on the postcard reads: "Best wishes for a happy summer. We all enjoy Moncton, especially (?). There's (?). We're off to the track for the week-end. Later go to […]"

Street view illustration of a large three-story building sitting on the corner of two roads; the view from the windows on the top two stories is partially covered by red curtains. Incription on the postcard reads: "Dear Mrs. Tucker, Will I hope your cold is all better by this time I am afraid I will not be able to see you on Friday I'm going tomorrow."

Illustration of a large, three-story building with a green roof; stair lead up to the front entrance; a group of trees is visible in the background. Incription on the postcard reads: "Haven't (?) any word from you for very (?) a week. Is there anything the matter. Will start waving from this place (?) very soon."

Illustration of a large red building with a union jack flag flying from the roof; a few tall trees line the sidewalk enclosing the building

Illustration of a garden with a fountain by the left side of the frame and a gazebo with a red roof standing by the right side of the frame; in the foreground, a few small trees and a few benches

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. (?)"

Smalllight blue envelope-sized folder containing a long foldout with photographs and descriptions of the Port Royal Habitation. Incription on the postcard reads: "Can (?) file"; "Port Royal, N.S."; "GIFT - Dr. Lorne Perce - 6.6. 50"

Illustration of a white lighthouse standing by a shore on a rocky surface overlooking a large body of water; in the foreground, two people sit on the rocks, facing away and watching the lighthouse

Illustration of a wooden dock overlooking a small body of water; to the left of the frame, a small hill slopes downwards toward the centre of the frame, where two small buildings stand by the shore; in the background, a few houses stand by the shore