Black and white photograph of the public gardens with faded borders

Photograph of a general view of public garden, houses can be seen in the background past the garden area. Incription on the postcard reads: Kindly hold my mail at office until I return, line paid, good weather- not sick

Illustration of a large beige building obscured by two trees on the left half and a large tree on the right half of the frame. Incription on the postcard reads: "EMG, Lower French Village. Your (?) NB."

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.

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

Illustration of a dirt road lined with fields; it diverges towards the left in the midground; to the left of the frame, a large white house with a brown roof sits on a field; to the right side of the frame, smaller white buildings with blue roofs line the right side of the road. Incription on the postcard reads: "for Edna from Dalia"

Photograph capturing the colourful scene of the pool at the rockwood park and all its flowers and greenery as well as some vases

Photograph of pool in rockwood park, pool can be seen with vases in the middle. further back much greenery and trees can be seen, on a path a woman can be seen admiring one of many vases around the area. Incription on the postcard reads: Thanks for card. That is quite a baby. Yours as ever

Illustration of a crowd of people in white long dresses standing on a field; in the background, a large brown building with a black roof sits partially obscured by a trees growing on the left half of the frame; in between the building and the people on the field, another crowd in dark clothing stands watching the field. Incription on the postcard reads: "Am also busy for (?). Will likely be in town Thurs. Will go (?) to see you. J.G.B."

Black and white illustration of a sailboat resting on a body of water by wooden port visible from the left side of the frame; the illustration is enclosed by a white margin. Incription on the postcard reads: "This is where the bore is in. Margaret W." and "Margaret Winthrap"