Black and white photograph looking down prince street, trees lining the side of the road and electrical lines ofn the opposing side. Incription on the postcard reads: I suppose you are helping Ian -George

Photograph of prince street west, taken from one side of the road and looking down it, buildings shops are seen, older cars seen parked on side of the road, green leafy trees are seen to the right and left side

Photograph looking down Prince William Street, taken from middle of the road

Photograph looking down Prince William Street, photo taken from the right side of the sidewalk. Incription on the postcard reads: Dear Amy, I called after church last sunday to tell you we were coming here. and did not find []. We spent two days in St. John and came to [] yesterday. It is cool and pleasant this morning. Has not rained to trouble me and has been verry foggy.

Colourful view of princess margaret founatin in the centre of gardens

Looking down old princess street. Incription on the postcard reads: "I received your card some tie ago was glad to hear from you."

Overlooking prison farm

Photograph of hedges of a house, very well maintained, clear sidewalk. Incription on the postcard reads: I am sending a picture of one of the lovely hedges- we see these beautiful hawthorn hedges everywhere. This is a lovely spot- on the edge of a lake, three miles from yarmouth. I leave here for Digby about the 28th.

Photo of totem pole at prospect point and surrounding nature

View of building that holds prospect point tea room