Postcard 160: Unposted, Mid-Twentieth Century

Bel Shore Motel

Cafe & dining room

U.S. highways 70 & 80 . . . east entrance

Deming, New Mexico

Heated swimming pool . . . air-conditioning . .

T.V. in rooms . . . ceramic tiled showers . . . wall-

to-wall carpeting . . . thermostat controlled heating

. . . children's playground

American Express AAA

Postcard 159: Postmarked May 22nd, 1980, Albuquerque, MN

Famous Western Flu-Flu Bird

Lives on a

diet of chili

peppers and

flies backwards

to keep his

tail feathers

cool

People's right to

petition for redress

Dear Hearts - 1

When did

you say

you were

coming?

Love

Mary

W & I

wrote 5-28-80

Postcard 158: Unposted, Mid-Twentieth Century

Dixie Dude Ranch, Bandera, Texas

Eagle postcard view co., New York 1, N.Y.

Blue sky

post card

Place

stamp

here

Postcard 157:Postmarked September 10th, 1971, Jackson, MS

The Motel is Ours The Rest is Yours

Cactus club apartments

3686 East 3rd St Phone (602)325-9202

Tuscon, Arizona, 85716

Smartly furnished studios and two bedroom apart-

ments. Carpeted and air conditions. Daily, weekly,

and monthly rates, beautiful grounds, cactus garden,

mountain view, putting greens, shuffleboard, bar-b-

que and pool. Ramada for comfortable relaxing,

game and card room. Deluxe quiet living. Near golf

course, transportation, and ElCon shopping center.

Owners and Managers-Shirley and Bob Page

9-9-71

2P.M.

Dear Fred,

We enjoyed our visit

very much.

We are now passed thru

Shreveport. We will get

home tomorrow.

Excuse writing. Car shakes.

Will write later.

Love,

Mother

Manley Photo by Mickey Prim

Postcard 156: Postmarked Aug. 20th, 1969, London, England

Big Ben and Houses of Parliament

19 August 1969

Dear Dr & Mrs Jones,

I hope you are still

coming to England next

week. I shall be here

until the morning of

Sept. 1-- a good day to leave

since it is a Bank Holiday.

Please call me at Crosby

Hall if you have a chance.

Also, I would like for

you to have a meal here

7 see the Hall if at all

possible. By the way was

at University College on Friday

& saw Flinders Petrie Collection

including limestone head of Narmer (!).

(Cordially, Carol Crowe)

Postcard 155: Postmarked September 11th, 1969, Oxford, England

Nuffield College, Oxford

Thurs.

Dear F & R--
One more week to go

& we return home. It

has been pleasant, but a

bit tiring since we have

jumped to High Wycombe,

back to London, & now Oxford.

We return to London Mon.

There's a lot of material here--

More than we can possibly

cover. We hope everything

has you well at home.

Love,

Mother

Postcard 154: Unposted, Mid-20th Century, Likely Sent in an Envelope

Elephant at Work

Dear Russell,

My mother and I look forward

to another game of golf and

tiddlywinks with you some day.

All best wishes to you

Margaret Sinclair

Postcard 153: Postmarked September 5th, 1969, London, England

Queen Victoria Road, High Wycombe

Thurs

4 PM

Dear boys --

We have spent the past

two days here and com-

pleted research at Hughendon

Manor. We return to London

In the morning and will

work at the Public Records Office.

We Saw Carol Cronee last

Sun. She said she would

call you as soon as she

arrived home. Is every-

thing going OK? We'll write

again soon.

Love, Mother

Postcard 152: Mid-20th Century, Unposted Real Photo Card

Lady on the White Horse, Banbury.

Ride a cock horse to Banbury Cross,

To see a fine lady on a white horse,

With rings on her fingers and bells on her toes,

She shall have music wherever she goes.

Valentine & Sons, Ltd., Dundee and London

This is a real Photograph

Postcard 151: Postmarked July 25th, 1962, Stone Mountain, GA

Ida Caston Callaway Gardens

Dear Russ, I am

very sorry you have

to go to England

this summer. I sure

will be missing

you.

P.S. This is a picture

of Callaways.

Ted

Postcard 150: Unposted Real Photo Card, Dated June 6, 190_

Post Card

.

Virginia Neville. June 6, 190_

Doll Maryann

.

Correspondence Here

,

Mrs Charles

Sams

Postcard 149: Postmarked June 14th, 1909, Coal Run, OH

Language of Flowers

.

Japan's fair

flow'rets sym

bolize

The hopes of love

that fill me

My fear the cur-

rant blossom

cries:

"Be Kind! Thy

frown will kill

me!"

.

C. Preston-Wynne.

,

D.A.N.

Postcard 148: Unposted, Early 20th Century

St. Roch's Chapel, New Orleans, LA.

.

St. Rochs Chapel

.

The chapel was erected in 1871 by Father

Thevis, in fulfilment of a vow he made that

if none of is parishioners died during the

yellow fever epidemic of 1866 and 67 he

would build with his own hands stone by

stone a chapel in thanksgiving to God.

Postcard 147: Postmarked July 3rd, 1942, Anniston, AL, Mailed without Stamp

Fort McClellan, Anninston, ALA.

.

Typical Regimental Training Area

.

Quartermaster Station - 44

.

Fort McClellan, 2 1/2 Miles northeast of An-

niston, Ala., one of the largest training areas

in U.S.A. Close to 45,000 acres is size, it

now houses and trains approximately 25,000

men. To date $29,000,000 has been expended

by the Federal Government on cantonments and

permanent construction.

.

Leiut. L. H. Borden

Station Hospital

Fort McClellan Ala

.

Dear "Doc"

There is quite a difference

in being a buck private and

then getting up in the world

when you get saluted instead

of being the saluter. This is

a very nice post and I can't

get over how lucky I was to

be stationed here. Wish you could

see the place. Give your better

half my regards and also

your youngest daughter.

L. H.

Postcard 146: Postmarked May 8th, 1944, Knoxville, TN

Rainbow Falls The Great Smoky Mountains National Park

.

The calm beauty of Rainbow Falls, changes

quickly after long or hard rains to a thrilling

and awe-inspiring spectacle as the larger volume

of water makes the plunge of eighty-five feet.

.

Dear Estelle

Just a line to let

you know I haven't

forgotten you - just

been pretty busy

sewing, cleaning house

ect. Rather chilly here

today. I'm going down

town to do a little shopping

Always, Robbin

Postcard 145: Postmarked July 22nd, 1943, Birmingham, AL

The Sloss-Sheffield Steel & Iron Company Furnace, Birmingham, Alabama

.

Mike -

.

How would you

like this for your

train set-up at

Christmas?

.

I will soon be

on my way home,

and may get there

before this does.

,

Love - Daddy

Postcard 144: Unposted, Dated Sep. 19th, 1982

Where were YOU last Sunday?

We missed you!

Come next

Sunday

"All ye assemble yourselves, and hear." - Isaiah 48:14

Sept 19, 1982

Greenville Mich

fr Mr Hodges

Postcard 143: Postmarked Dec. 28th, 1911, Pomeroy, OH

Series 201

She: If you kiss me sir, I'll let - the

- the shoe fall.

He: Well - drop it slowly.

Hello Janess.

Read your card

glad to hear from

you. I am at Sara's

now will write

you when I go

home. Nellie.

Postcard 142: Postmarked Sep. 4th, 1918, Granite City, Il.

St. Patricks Church, Lincoln, Ill.

.

J. C. Lewellin

Lincoln, Illinois

Imp. & Pub.

.

Tuesday

Aunt Jo, I forgot if I ans.

your last or not but

Hello anyway. All is well

with us. It seems about

time you come down.

Ans. soon tell me all the

Nebo news. Emma Pym

Postcard 141: Unposted Real Photo Postcard, Early 20th Century

Name and Address Here

.

Cassandra Forest Kelley

Mrs. Darius Kelley

Postcard 140: Unposted Real Photo Postcard

Nebraska
.
To Isabelle &
Family
.
Robbie, Frankie, Jennie
Bromley.

Postcard 139: Unposted Real Photo Postcard

Friends or Relatives?

,

In Oregon or Utah.

Could be folk in Idaho.

Postcard 138: Unposted Real Photo Postcard, Dated 1912 and 1914

April 5, 1914 Ringwood, Okla.

.

June 15 1912

.

Taken 3 miles east of

Millers Bros 101 ranch.

10 miles south of Ponca

City.

.

Mrs. Bert F. Henderson

Postcard 137: Unposted, Dated Jan. 1st, 1911 and Addressed to a Resident of Little Hocking Ohio

For

Christmas-

bells tell their

joyful tale

of a babe

born long ago

.

From

Earl

Jan. 1st 1911

Postcard 136: Postmarked in Indelible Purple Pencil by a Rural Free Delivery Agent, Dec. 23rd, 1912, Most Likely in Little Hocking, Ohio

With Best Christmas Wishes

.

Hello Janess:

Suppose you are

spending your time

writing letter to Santa

aren't you? Come down

Tuesday eve. and perhaps

you will see him.

Sincerely

Velma