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Dear Friend,
I wish to thank you kindly for your lovely postal and was surprised to hear from you. Thinking that you had forgotten me. I wish to say that my husband Mr. Jordan is getting along nicely and is working again. I trust I will hear from you once more again. And you how are you feeling? I have been feeling not very well. Such lovely weather we are having one ought to feel fairly well. I will write this postal will find you well. I will send you a postal of my church at present.
Your friend,
Mrs. Jordan
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History and Notes:
Context: Main Image: The postcard features a view of the French Catholic Church and Rectory in Attleboro, Massachusetts. The scene is tranquil and framed by large, mature trees.
Details:
- Church and Rectory:
- The church building appears to be a single-story structure with a modest architectural design.
- The rectory, situated adjacent to the church, is a larger, multi-story house with Victorian elements, including a prominent gabled roof and ornate trim.
- Surroundings:
- The church and rectory are surrounded by a well-maintained lawn and shaded by several large trees, providing a serene and picturesque setting.
- The trees add a sense of privacy and tranquility to the scene.
- Foreground:
- The foreground shows a paved road and a grassy area, indicating the church is situated in a quiet, residential neighborhood.
Text:
- The bottom of the postcard is labeled with: “French Catholic Church and Rectory, Attleboro, Mass.”
Interpretation:
- Historical Context: This postcard likely dates back to the early 20th century when such architectural styles were common. It represents the French Catholic community’s presence and their religious and residential buildings in Attleboro.
- Community Significance: The inclusion of both the church and the rectory highlights the importance of the church in the community, serving both spiritual and clerical needs.
- Visual Appeal: The peaceful and well-kept surroundings reflect the care and pride the community has in maintaining their place of worship and associated buildings.
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