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[Milton Yarmouth NS]
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1901 (Creation)
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- E.J. Vickery
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1 postcard ; 8.8 x 13.8 cm
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Edgar J. Vickery was born in 1862 in Yarmouth, Nova Scotia, to John and Mary Vickery. Orphaned young, at the age of fourteen he went to sea as a cabin boy. In 1887 he opened a book and stationary shop in Yarmouth and, later, The Book Room on Barrington Street in Halifax. He also operated a circulating library, charging 2 cents per day or 10 cents per week. He married Mary Katherine Dudman in 1888, with whom he had four children. Vickery died in 1939.
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Photograph of milton yarmouth, large house/building, road coming down with person on horse drawn carriage.. Incription on the postcard reads: Dear Goldie, We got all your postal thinks I go to school every day. The little boy that was sick is dead
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