Transcription:
Dear Ma, We are all well. Have had some cool weather but it is hot today. Hope you are all well. Suppose you have your farming all done by now. Love to all, Will
Mrs. Thomas Dingle Admiral Rock Hants Co. Nova Scotia
Postmarked:
June 10th, 1911
1908 1c Benjamin Franklin, green, perforated, type IV
History and Notes:
Context: This postcard depicts Bank Street in Attleboro, Massachusetts. Key elements of the postcard include:
- Street View: The image shows a tree-lined street with a dirt road, typical of early 20th-century residential areas. The street appears quiet and well-maintained.
- Architecture: On the left side of the street, there is a large house with a prominent front porch and decorative elements, likely from the Victorian or Colonial Revival period. Further down the street, more houses can be seen, contributing to the residential atmosphere.
- Trees and Foliage: Both sides of the street are lined with mature trees, providing ample shade and enhancing the picturesque quality of the scene. The lush greenery adds to the postcard’s charm and historical feel.
- People and Activity: A few people are visible on the sidewalk, adding a sense of life and scale to the scene. There is also a horse-drawn carriage or early automobile in the distance, indicative of the transportation methods of the time.
- Colorization: The postcard is colorized, enhancing the visual appeal with green foliage, blue skies, and the earthy tones of the road and buildings.
Overall, this postcard offers a nostalgic view of Bank Street in Attleboro, showcasing the town’s residential character and tranquil environment during that period.
