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Context:
Title: Liberty 1776-1976 Yesterday-Today-Forever
Main Image: This postcard is a collage of four different images representing historical and notable sites in Attleboro, Massachusetts. The central theme celebrates the bicentennial of American independence, marked by the emblem in the middle of the postcard.
Images:
- Top Left:
- Newell Cemetery: An image of the Newell Cemetery with a historical marker. The cemetery is visible with numerous headstones, and the sign points out significant historical burial sites, including the Tingley Stone Mill.
- Sign: “AHC Historical Burial Site,” “Newell Cemetery 1713,” “History Site Tingley Stone Mill 1724-1846.”
- Top Right:
- Capron Park: The entrance to Capron Park, featuring a large iron archway with the park’s name, supported by stone columns. The area is lush with trees, suggesting a well-maintained park.
- Bottom Left:
- Old Shuttle Shop Marker: A stone marker indicating the site of the Old Shuttle Shop built in 1827 by Colonel Willard Blackinton. The inscription on the marker is clearly visible, commemorating the historical significance of the site.
- Bottom Right:
- Modern Building: A view of a modern building, likely representing the development and contemporary aspects of Attleboro. The building has a clean, red-brick facade with white accents and large windows.
Central Emblem:
- Design: The emblem at the center of the postcard features the word “Liberty” along with “Attleboro,” “Yesterday-Today-Forever,” and the years “1776~1976.” It is adorned with stars and an illustration of a patriot, celebrating 200 years of American independence.
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