Postcard 273: Postmarked March 13th, 1947, Ashland, NH, with Note Glued Over Sender's Original Message

At the Top of the World, a Mile above the Sea, Mt. Washington, White Mountains, N. H. 301

I have stood at the foot of Mt.

Washington --- but never at its top.

Passengers and Cog Railway Train are shown at the

top of Mount Washington, after a climb of three and

three-quarter miles. This trip, up the Mount Washing-

ton Railroad, once taken, will long be remembered.

The views from the top of this famous mountain are

the finest in the eastern part of the United States.

Postcard 272: Postmarked June 21st, 1947, Boston, MA

Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Boston, Mass.

The Massachusetts Institute of Technology, located

across the Harvard Bridge from Boston, is the most famous

of all technical colleges in the world. From the ranks of

its alumni have come the leaders of Science, Architecture

and Invention.

June 20, 1947

Helen & baby went home

last Sat. Dean flew up

Fri. night and drove them

back. It was so nice to

have them here. Fred is

here. I have had a bad

time this week & one last.

That is why you have not

heard from me.

If I am able to go to Fitz

will see you. Thank you

so much for your letter.

Remember me to the folks.

Love C

Postcard 271: Postmarked 1947, Fitzwilliam Depot, NH, with Note Glued Over Sender's Original Message

Birds Eye View of Fitzwilliam Village, and Fitzwilliam Depot, and Monadnock Mt.

Pub. by Mrs W. E. Blodgett

Friends of mine have a summer

home in Fitzwilliam. I have been

there once.

Postcard 270: Postmarked 1947, Fitzwilliam Depot, NH, with Note Glued Over Sender's Original Message

Half-Way House, Mt. Monadnock, N.H.

This is a poor picture of

beautiful Mt. Modadnock. We

got a beautiful view of it on the road

to Gardner.

Postcard 269: Posted July 16th, 1947, Rangeley, ME

Rangeley Lake Hotel from Manor point, Rangeley Lake, Maine

Hello dear friend:

Just over here for a drive.

Very hot. We are at

Porter Lake Strong Maine.

Sorry not to have seen

you more this summer.

Hope you are better than

when I talked with you.

Love Lucia

Postcard 268: Postmarked July 24th, 1947, Augusta ME

Governor's Residence, Augusta, Maine

Here for day.

Having wonderful

weather. See you

soon.

L.B.C.

Postcard 267: Postmarked Aug. 26th, 1947, Blodgett Landing, NH, with Note Glued Over Sender's Original Message

Soo-Nipi Lodge, Lake Sunapee, N. H.

A friend of mine built and owned this

lovely place. A year before I was married, I

spent many happy weeks there. A bit of Sunapee

Lake can be seen at the foot of the hill.

Postcard 266: Postmarked Dec. 4th, 1947, Boston, MA

Beacon Street Esplanade from Harvard Bridge, Boston, Mass

Beacon Street Esplanade from Harvard

Bridge, Boston. A beautiful park with a

promenade along the Charles River be-

tween Massachusetts Ave., and Charles

Street Esplanade.

12/4/47

Hope you are

feeling well, Sue

is downstairs looking

at dresses in

filenes. She just

got back.

luck

Pete

Only looked--didn't touch

Postcard 265: Postmarked July 30th, 1948, Ashland, NH, with Note Glued Over Sender's Original Message

I have seen this wonderful cascade

Received you nice letter and

I got fun at time

but no coming. Will

try and write letter soon.

F.G.T.

Postcard 264: Postmarked Aug. 1st, 1948, Worcester, MA, with Note Glued Over Sender's Original Message

State Hospital, Worcester, Mass.

Those who can't think quite straight are

treated in this institution. I have a friend

who has been there nearly three years, and it

is believed she will entirely recover.

She writes lovely letters.