Transcription:
Hope you got home alright after your afternoon walk.
A.C.
Mr. Harold Dow,
Bristol,
R.I.
9. Mr. Coggeshell
Postmarked:
August 1, 1905
1908 1c Benjamin Franklin, green, perforated, type I
History and Notes:
Context: Main Image: The postcard features a photograph of the Second Congregational Church located in Attleboro, Massachusetts.
Details:
- Church Building:
- The church is a prominent brick structure with a tall clock tower.
- The clock tower is the central focus, with a clock face visible on two sides.
- The architecture of the church includes Gothic elements, such as pointed arches and tall windows.
- The entrance of the church is marked by large, arched doorways.
- Trees and some additional buildings are visible in the surrounding area, adding to the historical context of the scene.
Additional Marks:
- There are some postal marks and faint ink stamps on the left side of the postcard, suggesting it was mailed.
Interpretation:
- Historical Significance: The image of the Second Congregational Church provides a glimpse into the architectural style and community landmarks of Attleboro, Massachusetts, during the period when the postcard was created.
- Personal Touch: The handwritten message adds a personal element to the postcard, giving insight into the casual communication between individuals during that time.
- Architectural Details: The postcard serves as a visual record of the church’s design and structure, which might have historical importance for the community.
Additional Details: [1908 1c Benjamin Franklin, green, perforated, type I]
