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Photograph taken of bridge and falls, taken from the ground and during the nightime with full moon in view

Photograph of Bell Buoy out in the middle of the water, in the distance land with houses and small buildings can be seen, cloudy sky above

Illustration of Lower Falls at Slack water, both bridges can somehwat be seen, photograph taken from a lower angle, gazebo and grassy area is seen close to where the viewer is. Incription on the postcard reads: The Reversible falls are under these bridges, wecrossed the near one on this day, back home wednesday

Black and white photograph taken of both bridges hanging over the reversible falls, phtoo is taken more level with the bridges but water is very clearly seen

Black and white photograph of charming vista in bowring park in st johns newfoundland, bridge can be seen with stream flowing over rocky areas, trees all around.. Incription on the postcard reads: Dear Emma, Hope you are having a lovely time this winter + enjoying good health. I am sending Grace, Anna, Millie, + Lorrie different viewa of our park down here so that you will compare them one with the other it is all made of nature. Wishing you a joyous Easter. Love Jessie

Photograph of RC Cathedral in St Johns, building exterior. Incription on the postcard reads: To Vivian from Cousin Marion

Photograph of St Stephen NB town, trees seen close to where the photographer would be, in the distance. Incription on the postcard reads: Dear Mother, I am in Mocton, having a fine time, will [] home in a few days, hope this finds you all well

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

Photograph of water front of st stephen, houses and buildings situated right by water, rest of the town can be seen in the distance

Illustration, looking down Buchanan Hill, in the middle is a fountain or bird bath, trees lining the hill, to the left is a horse drawn carriage pulling people. Incription on the postcard reads: Messy [], Celara