wintorbos' photos with the keyword: 20150316

Trimmed card, publisher's name probably cut off as a result. Posted at Fredericton October 11, 1906 to Miss Dorothy Nicolas, 322 Gilmour St., Ottawa, Ont. I believe I read that this waterfall no longer exists due to some sort of change that has been made to the river's course.

Posted at Antler, Sask., August 31, 1908 to Mrs. R. Dennis, Spruce St., Galt, Ont.: "Antler Aug. 30, Dear Aunt Mary + all Rest. Sorry I did not get up to see you before coming away. With Maude taking sick it changed plans some. This is a town just two stations from here, but not the best view of it. 1 is school. 2 Meth. Church. 3 Eng. chu. 4. One of the many elevators. Yours, Eva." No publisher indicated.

Unused. No publisher indicated.

Unused. No publisher indicated. Same image as www.ipernity.com/doc/wintorbos/41417838

Unused card with some notes on the back. The location can be read from the inscription on the War Memorial.

Early card from Rossville, Keewatin Dist. (near Norway House). See separate image of reverse. Posted Sept. 16, 1904 at Selkirk.

Lyall card, numbers B455 on back. A second copy of this card is postmarked Sept. 2, 1912.

Lyall card with the message Dear B. [this] is a Block which was burnt out last week, offices chiefly. Only the caretaker + wife + baby which was rescued, that is the water frozen on it, it will give you a little idea of how cold we get it out here, have not had any mail for months it seems, with love from Alice"

On reverse: "Lion on Court House Steps, Vancouver, B.C. carved by Grandpa Bateman"

Postmarked at Stony Mountain (split-ring) Sept. 2, 1909 to Master Leslie Rile, Beaver Dam, Wisconsin, U.S.A.: "Dear Leslie, I sent you the prison stables before - This is the prison, wall and workshop - The centre building is the prison (the back of it) the workshops are nearer the road the warden's house is shown away in the distance - The fence in the foreground surrounds one of the guards (or officers) house, Love to all, Aunt Mary"