Illustration of two oxen pulling a wagon on a dirt road; in the background, a green field with trees

Black and white photograph of a large church partially obstructed by long trees and a utility pole; by the bottom of the photograph, two people stand in front of an entrance

Illustration of a bridge connecting a wooden deck to a another deck situated on a small patch of land in a lake in the middle of the frame; in the background, many houses and buildings stand by the shore of the lake

Illustration of a hill covered in grass overlooking a large body of water (seen in the background); by the right side of the frame, multiple cannons stand facing towards the left; in the midground, two cannons face outwards, with a person loading one of the cannons; the Union Jack flying from a flagpost by the left of the frame

Black and white cropped illustration of a shoreline populated by houses with a large ship docked by the shore; the illustration is placed near the top left corner of the cover of the postcard, with a white background

Illustration of the exterior of a white church with red roof enclosed by a brown wooden fence; a few small trees grow along its perimeter within the fenced area; in the background, headstones and trees stand behind the church

Illustration of a wooden raft with people in dark clothing on a river; the raft is attached to a dock, where a crowd dressed in dark clothing stand by the edge, by two long ropes; in the background, trees grow along the riverside, partially obscuring a building enclosed by a white fence

Photograph of ship yard in nova scotia, wooden pieces lined up on land near shore, river john can be seen just ahead with land visible from afar and few houses and small buildings

Photograph of grassy plain area, church building can be seen off to the right and other smaller buildings or houses can eb seen to the right

Photograph of the YMCA Tennis Court, large grassy field with two makeshift tennis courts for the individuals pictured playing tennis. Incription on the postcard reads: Dear Ida, I put that last postal in and fought to give you my address because of course I want to hear from you. Too bad I diddnt see uou at the station when you are so kind?? to come down and see me off. With love ...