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Dear Lydia,
I’ll sure surely be most disappointed to hear you are not to think you can’t come to us. What has that pesky girl want to get married for? I can’t see. But I am counting on next year sure as you do the same. Will write a letter soon. Loads of love many thanks for my birthday remembrance.
Mary
Postmarked:
August 25th, 1915
1908 1c George Washington, green, perforated, type IV
History and Notes:
Context: County Street, Looking West, Opposite Capron Park, Attleboro, Mass.
- View and Setting: The postcard features a picturesque view of County Street in Attleboro, Massachusetts. The scene captures a residential area with well-maintained, large homes and lush greenery.
- Prominent Buildings: The focus of the postcard is on the prominent white house in the foreground, which is detailed with green shutters and dormer windows. The house is set on a slightly elevated lawn with a pathway leading to the entrance.
- Architecture: The houses along the street exhibit early 20th-century architectural styles, featuring spacious verandas, gabled roofs, and detailed woodwork. The architecture indicates a neighborhood of significant historical and aesthetic value.
- Natural Elements: The area is surrounded by manicured gardens and lawns, with bushes and trees contributing to the overall serene and residential ambiance.
- Infrastructure: The street itself is well-paved, with a clean and orderly appearance. There is a sidewalk that runs along the street, allowing for pedestrian access.
- Surroundings: The postcard indicates that this view is opposite Capron Park, suggesting that the area is near a significant local park, which likely adds to the neighborhood’s appeal.
- Atmosphere: The scene is tranquil, with no visible vehicles or people, emphasizing the calm and residential nature of this part of Attleboro.
Additional Details: [1908 1c George Washington, green, perforated, type IV]
