"Raining in Washington at noon today and impossible to travel - streets covered with ice. Headed for home. When I get there depends on condition of roads. Here tonight. W. G. Palmer, Hagerstown, Md. Dec. 13 - 1933"
View of a creek in a canyon. There is a foot bridge over the creek. On front of postcard: "Die Aimbachklamm". On back of postcard: "Card picked up on 4 day pass, July 1945".
Fire at Reilly Bros. and Raub. Postcard picture sent to A. Albert, 1020 Mifflin St. Lebanon, Pa. Note on back: "This is a picture of the fire, from the front. This is N. Queen St. This picture was taken 1/2 hr. after the explosion. Trey "(?) Another note: "Use glass. See the Horse Fire Wagon."
Family group of two men, five children and thirteen women, probably the Mylin Family. Postcard addressed to Mrs. I. D. Stehman in Mount Joy and postmarked 9 July 1906.
Stevens Trade School, Lancaster. "The Thaddeus Stevens Industrial School is located near the edge of town, just south of East King Street. This institution for needy and orphaned boys was erected by the state in 1909 on the estate of Thaddeus Stevens, willed for such a purpose."
Message: "Hi Mom, Here's a picture of where I go to school, (main building) Got my car in shop this week replacing the water-pump, should see this week-end if I get it finished by then. Love, Dick"
American Legion Section Riverview Burial Park, Lancaster's Original Garden of Memories (Established 1908). This beautiful memorial section, officially dedicated by Post No. 34, is but one of the many outstadning feattures of Riverview, including the Sun Dial Garden, Star Garden, Sunken Garden and Babyland. Age-old trees of unusual beauty and shrubbery and flowers in aboundance have created an exquisite spot dedicated to sacred memories. Delightfule music heard throughout the Cemetery adds to the inspiration.
Provenance
Transferred from Document Collection, Box 19, Folder 5, Item 1
