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Dear Amory, Just got your address from Mother. Was very much pleased to hear you had such a nice position as a Housekeeper again. Sincerely, George T.
Mr. Amory L. Mehring 1229 B St N.E Washington, D.C.
Postmarked:
August 7, 1914
1908 1c George Washington, green, perforated, type IV
History and Notes:
Context: North Main St., Attleboro, Mass.
- View and Setting: This postcard showcases a serene view of North Main Street in Attleboro, Massachusetts, captured from a vantage point near a body of water, likely a pond or river.
- Prominent Features: The water in the foreground is covered with lily pads and surrounded by lush vegetation. The calmness of the water provides a reflective quality, mirroring the trees and structures in the background.
- Historical Elements: The image appears to be from the early 20th century, suggested by the lack of modern infrastructure and the presence of older buildings and telegraph poles.
- Architecture: Visible in the background is a residential building with a prominent porch, typical of the architectural style of the period. The house is surrounded by large, mature trees that add to the picturesque setting.
- Infrastructure: The presence of telegraph poles indicates the early electrification and communication methods in the area. The dirt road visible in the background suggests a time before widespread paving of streets.
- Natural Elements: The postcard emphasizes the natural beauty of the area, with an abundance of trees and greenery. The tranquil pond with lily pads adds to the idyllic and peaceful atmosphere.
Atmosphere: The overall mood of the postcard is peaceful and nostalgic, capturing the tranquility and natural beauty of North Main Street in Attleboro during this era.
