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Wren, Thomas R.
On the Sands of the Algonquin Hotel Bathing Beach
Black and white photograph of people relaxing on a beach; small white buildings stand on raised ground; in the background, a forest grows
Associated Screen News
River from Evandale St John NB
Illustration of river from evandale taken from a high up view capturing the st john river and surrounding land and greenery
T.H. Hall Colonial Book Store
Worl Famous Reversing Falls High Tide St John NB
Photograph of reversing falls at high tide, water can be seen 'reversed', view of the falls and slightly under the bridge area can be seen, photo taken form the pavilllion at the falls
World Famous Reversing Falls Low Tide St John NB
Photograph of reversing falls at low tide, taken from the pavillion, showing the mighty rush of water and whirlpools seen at low tide
Bridge and Falls St John NB, Tide Running Down
Photograph of suspension bridge and the falls, tide running down
Valentine & Sons Publishing Co. Ltd.
"". Incription on the postcard reads: Dear Bro, See your postal I am very busy cutting my wood it is a very cold laqte spring, sleighing here yet we are well
W.C. Macfarlane
Colour illustration of bridges and falls from high up view, houses or buildings seen beynd the bridges
Landscape shot of suspension bridges and falls, gazebo seen in lower right corner
Valentine & Sons Publishing Co. Ltd.
St John Falls High Water Running up
Colourful rendition of St John Falls, bright blue water of the falls seen and above lie the suspension bridges, orange gazebo seen in lower right corner and grassy area near it. Incription on the postcard reads: Hard to decipher writing
W.C. Macfarlane