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Dear Ma – April 1st
Received your letter to-day. Will write to-morrow. Everybody is well. We have pretty good weather, kind of cool but no snow. Love to all – Will
Mrs. Thomas Dingle
Admiral Rock
Hants Co
Nova Scotia
Postmarked:
April 3, 1911
1908 1c Benjamin Franklin, green, perforated, type IV
History and Notes:
Context: Main Image: The postcard features a colored illustration of All Saints Episcopal Church located in Attleboro, Massachusetts.
Details:
- Church Building:
- The church is depicted with a traditional wooden structure, showcasing Gothic architectural elements.
- The front of the church features a prominent gable roof and an arched entrance with a wooden door.
- Stained glass windows are visible on the front and sides of the building, with a distinctive Gothic arch window above the entrance.
- The building sits on a stone foundation, and steps lead up to the entrance.
- A cross is mounted on the peak of the roof, emphasizing the church’s religious significance.
- Surroundings:
- Trees with sparse foliage are present around the church, indicating a setting during early spring or late autumn.
- A grassy lawn and a few shrubs are visible in front of the church.
- In the background, additional buildings can be seen, giving context to the church’s location within a community.
Interpretation:
- Historical Significance: The illustration of All Saints Episcopal Church provides a glimpse into the architectural style and community landmarks of Attleboro, Massachusetts, during the time when the postcard was created.
- Artistic Detail: The postcard artistically captures the essence of the church with detailed coloring and shading, making it visually appealing.
- Cultural Context: This type of postcard would likely have been used to share images of significant local landmarks, serving both as a memento and as a way to communicate with others about important community sites.
Additional Details: [1908 1c Benjamin Franklin, green, perforated, type IV]
