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Mrs. A. C. Kellog
#25 East Chestnut St.
Augusta, Me.
Postmarked:
History and Notes:
Context: Main Image: The postcard features a colored illustration of St. John’s Church in Attleboro, Massachusetts.
Visual Details:
- Church Architecture:
- The church is a striking building with a tall, pointed steeple topped with a cross.
- The facade is a combination of red brick and white stone, featuring large, ornate arched windows with intricate designs.
- The main entrance is accessed by a set of steps leading to double doors, flanked by smaller arched windows.
- Surroundings:
- There is a large tree in front of the church and a well-maintained lawn.
- The sky is depicted in a soft blue hue, providing a serene background to the church.
Text and Handwriting:
- Printed Text: At the bottom left of the postcard, it reads “G 21795 St. Johns Church, Attleboro, Mass.”
- Handwritten Note: Below the printed text, there’s a handwritten message that says, “From Annie.”
Interpretation:
- Historical Context: This postcard likely dates from a time when church architecture and significant buildings were popular subjects for postcards. St. John’s Church appears to be an important landmark in Attleboro, and the postcard may have been used to share a visual of the town’s notable sites.
- Personal Touch: The handwritten note “From Annie” suggests this postcard was intended to be a personal greeting or keepsake, adding a warm, personal connection to the recipient.
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