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Portrait style shot of congregational church building with circular border. Incription on the postcard reads: Will be home Sat. Am off spending a few days in yarmouth with miss Stuckman. Am having a nice time love ot all L young
Task, B.F.
Photograph of grandhotel building yarmouth, taken from the front, near by there is a grassy plain and a fountain where individuals are sitting/observing. hotel building seen past this. Incription on the postcard reads: Everything quiet on the []. We are enjoying [] immensely. and sincerly hope you are doing the same
R.H. Davis & Co. Ltd.
Photograph of Marklands Hotel taken from the lake, canoes are seen close by and in the distance the hotel building is seen
Valentine & Sons Publishing Co. Ltd.
Low angle black and white photograph of two people wearing long coats standing on a sidewalk covered in snow
St. Lukes Church from Fort Anne
Illustration of St. Lukes Church and other small white buildings from across a green field
Thomson and Co.
Scene Within The Ramparts of the Old Fort
Photograph of a vast green field with a large white farmhouse in the distance and two old cannons in the foreground
Valentine-Black Co. Ltd.
Aerial photograph of a causeway with some buildings and fields on the lower right corner. Incription on the postcard reads: "Greetings from Nova Scotia. The house on this card is Pop Taylor's home where we are spending 4 or 5 days […]"
The Book Room Ltd.
Illustration of a bay surrounded by red and white buildings and trees, with a large white ship sailing the middle of the image
Novelty Manufacturing and Art Company Limited
Baddeck Bay, Baddeck, C. B. Nova Scotia
Sepia toned photograph of a bay surrounded by buildings and trees and a lighthouse in the distance
Intaglio Gravure
Alexander Graham Bell National Historic Park
Photograph of a small stone monument standing on a stone platform overlooking a green filed and a building with triangular rooves. Incription on the postcard reads: "Hello to All! DAR was […]"
Canada. National Historic Sites Service