Alabama |
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Scene in Bellingrath
Gardens, Mobile, Alabama |
The Bellingrath
Gardens are located on Picturesque Isle-Aux-Oies-River, about 17
miles from Mobile on U. S. Highway 90. The natural beauty of
this estate is made more beautiful by the thousands of Azalea
Shrubs, which burst into bloom the latter part of February. At
the height of the flowering season the blooms completely hide the
limbs and leaves of these plants. Solid masses of flowers in
shades of white, pink, salmon, red, orange and cerise. |
California |
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Casino Santa Catalina Island, California
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Mission of San Juan Capistrano --
California
This Mission of San Juan Capistrano
was founded by Father Junipero Serra of the Franciscan Order on
November 1st, 1776. While it contains the oldest church
building in the state, it is the seventh in California in order of
establishment.
The Mission is located in Orange
County on the main highway about halfway between the cities of Los
Angeles and San Diego. It is named after San Juan Capistrano,
or St. John, a native of Capistrano, which is a town in the Abruzzi
in Italy.
This Mission, like all other
Missions in California, was established for the noble purpose of
civilizing the Indians, teaching them the Christian religion and
useful industries and making them self-supporting.
The material used in the
construction of the Mission were boulders, adobe, sandstone and
iron, beside the tile, mortar and raw-hide.
The Stone Church, the most
magnificent of all the Mission Churches in California, was started
in 1797, finished in 1806 and destroyed by an earthquake in 1812.
The present bell-wall was built in
1813. The bells rung daily.
The arch-lined quadrangle around
which the mission buildings are clustered is called the "patio",
each side measuring approximately two hundred feet. In the
Mission days, it was used as an outdoor workshop for the Indians.
Thousands of people annually visit
the Mission, who find it most beautiful and interesting. The
Mission is now the parish church of San Juan Capistrano. The
grounds and buildings are open for admission to visitors daily. |
Mission San Juan Capistrano, California
Back cover of folder for postcards below.
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Mission Garden
Mission San Juan Capistrano, California
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North or Patio Garden, showing Fountain of the
Four Evangelists
Mission San Juan Capistrano, California
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Campanario, Stone Church and Garden
Mission San Juan Capistrano, California
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East or Serra Church Corridor
Mission San Juan Capistrano, California
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Old Chapel Arches
Mission San Juan Capistrano, California
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Campanario and Statue of Father Serra
Mission San Juan Capistrano, California
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Altar in Serra Chapel
Mission San Juan Capistrano, California
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Front Corridor
Mission San Juan Capistrano, California
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Front Corridor
Mission San Juan Capistrano, California
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Sacred Garden
Mission San Juan Capistrano, California
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Front Cover
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Florida |
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Fort Marion and
Matanzas River. St. Augustine, Fla. |
Old Fort Marion -
Interior. St. Augustine, Fla. |
Post Office Plaza.
St. Augustine, Fla. |
The Sepia Albertype
Card
The Albertype Co.
Brooklyn, N. Y. |
Slave Market.
St. Augustine, Fla. |
On Indian River
Florida |
The Oriental Gardens -
Jacksonville, Florida |
Sunset at Baywood
Park, Panama City, Fla. |
Georgia |
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Jeep and 37 M. M. Gun
Ft. Benning, Ga. |
Two Ship Models of
President Franklin D. Roosevelt's Collection, Little White House,
Warm Springs, Georgia
Two ship models of the
President's collection, both made by admirers and given to Mr.
Roosevelt. The larger model of wood, named "F. D. Roosevelt"
is on top of sideboard in Living Room-Dining Room combined of the
Little White House, Warm Springs, Georgia. |
Stone Mountain,
Largest Solid Stone in the World, Atlanta, Ga. |
Mr. & Mrs. W. A. Cann,
Star Route, Cranberry, Penna.
Hello, Having a
grand time except I haven't seen Bud yet. Have been busy every
minute since I arrived. Love, Millie
Postmarked Hapeville,
Ga. Oct. 12, 1942 |
Greetings from
Clarkesville, Ga. (1960's) |
Beautiful Northeast
Georgia Vogel State Park
Vogel, in Blood
Mountain Cove high up in the Blue Ridge, is Georgia's most popular
state park. Its Lake Trahiyta is the ideal spot for swimming,
boating and fishing. Hiking and bridle trails lead to many
scenic and historic spots, including the top of Georgia's highest
mountain, Brasstown Bald, the peak seen in the distance. The
recreation area has cabins for vacationers, sites for campers, and a
supply depot. Vogel Park is on U. S. Highways 19 and 129,
about 100 miles north of Atlanta, near Blairsville. (1960's) |
Kimsey's Motel
Clarkesville, Georgia
Next door to Hill's
Restaurant. Located in the foothills of the North Georgia Mountains,
Georgia's best fishing lakes nearby. 16 units all with air
conditioning, T. V., electric heat. Open year 'round. |
Camp Pinnacle,
Clayton, Georgia, owned and operated by Baptist Woman's Missionary
Union of Georgia. |
Illinois |
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The Tribune Tower,
Chicago. |
To: Mr. W.
Wesley Blum 1144 E 2nd St. Oil City, Pa.
Hello Sonny, You and
Betsy should have seen the movie I did to-night with all sorts of
wild animals. I'll see you pretty soon now. Hazel
(Postmarked Chicago June 23, 1927) |
Madison Street Bridge,
Chicago. |
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Indiana |
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Sectional View of
Jaenicke Gardens (Swinney Park) Fort Wayne, Ind. |
To: Mrs. T. G.
Pruin, Rear 1124 E. Second St., Oil City, Penna.
Postmarked Nov 22,
1948 - Fort Wayne, Ind.
Dear Annie - I
hope the black & blue spots have worn off. We didn't see about
your coal. I hope you have enough to run until the coal strike
is over. The bus strike here is over so I went downtown
yesterday. I'd like to see a hill. Millie is still here
- getting anxious to go tho'. Bud just got home (my ink ran
out) He's been going back after supper most all this week.
Lovingly, Hazel |
Fort of Gen. (Mad
Anthony) Wayne in 1794, Fort Wayne, Ind. |
I hope the wreaths
aren't getting you down - I'm starting pretty soon - Bud & Millie
are taking a nap - I'll sleep on the train - leaves about three.
I hate to leave them but I know you need me worse just now.
They are all O.K. Elaine is darling. I'll be seeing you
to-morrow I hope. Hazel
Mrs. W. A. Cann
Cranberry, Penna. |
Iowa |
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Public Park Ackley,
Iowa There is no
date on this but Annie Cann & T. G. Pruin were married here in 1907. |
Written on front - How
is this for a Park aint it a hummer. The seats are like hens
teeth.
On Back - Ma sent Will
a bunch of papers so I'll send a bunch of cards. The band
plays every Friday eve in that band stand aint it fine. Gosh
won't we have a time here sauer kraut Day, wish you fellows were
here. Would have a time like a parrot & a monkey. Will
send Bill some cards the next time.
To: Mary Cann |
Kentucky |
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Pretty Residence
Section on Cherokee Parkway, Louisville, Ky. |
Postmark - Ind. &
Louis Dec 11 T847 A. P. O.
Sun shone brightly as
we crossed Ohio into Covington Ky. Am at Louisville leave at 3
am for Bowling Green am enjoying scence along en route W. A. &
M.
Mrs. T. G. Pruin
18 Holliday St. Oil City Pa |
Bridges over Little
Trammel Creek on Jackson Highway in Allen County, KY. |
Christ Church, Bowling
Green, KY. |
Massachusetts |
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A typical "Gingerbread
Cottage" in Oak Bluffs, Mass., on Martha's Vineyard. Famous
for its hundred of gingerbread cottages this town was once called
Cottage City. Color photo by DeWolf Thompson (1960's) |
A lady named Jean
Thompson lives here - She paints portraits for a living. She
must be at least 65. Steve and I met her last summer.
She gave me the plant that I don't know the name of. |
Old State House Boston, Mass. |
Mrs. W. A. Cann Cranberry Pa .
Dear Mary, I'm having a fine time
down here since Tuesday at Aunt Kate's. How are you all? and write
me some time. Am meeting a lot of relatives that I have never met. love Angelina
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Missouri |
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Post Headquarters,
Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri |
To: Mrs. W. A.
Cann, Star Route, Cranberry, Pa.
Dear Gram,
Well here I am in
another hole. I refused my commission cause I didn't think I'd
be any grade. They evidently didn't like it, so here I am with
an A. P. O. number. I wanted Specialist training but I guess I
won't get it now. I'll write when I know my address.
Lovingly, Budd
Pvt. Wm. W. Blum Co
B-2 8th Inf. 8th Div APO #8 Ft. Leonard Wood, Mo.
Postmarked Jan 14,
1943 - Ft. Leonard Wood, MO |
Service Club, Fort
Leonard Wood, Missouri |
Postmark Jan 14, 1943
Fort Leonard Wood, MO.
Mrs. Hazel D. Blum
1364 Lewis St. N. E Washington, D. C.
Dear Mom,
Well here I am & haven't any address yet but I'll write as soon as I
do. We are almost 90 miles from nowhere. I much prefer
Alabama. But everything is as I said in the letter. So
there aren't any hopes I guess. Write just as soon as I let
you know where. Love, Budd
Pvt. W. W. Blum
Co B 28th Inf. 8th Div APO #2
Fort Leonard Wood, MO. |
New York |
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Colonnade, Chautauqua,
N. Y.
(On Back - Published
by Harry H. Hamm, Erie, Pa.) |
Bathing Scene,
Chautauqua Institution, Chautauqua Lake, N.Y.
(H. H. Hamm, Toledo,
Ohio) |
St. Elmo, Chautauqua
Institution, Chautauqua Lake, N.Y.
(H. H. Hamm, Toledo,
Ohio) |
Entrance to Allen
Park, Jamestown, N.Y. |
First Methodist
Episcopal Church, Olean, N.Y.
(Published by F. R.
Brothers & Co., Olean, N.Y.) |
Oil Derrick & Rock at
Rock City near Olean, N.Y.
(Published by The
Buffalo News Company) |
Ithaca, N. Y., Central
Avenue. Cornell University Campus.
This is very hear the
house we selected to-day. It is a beautiful place.
Katherine M. D. Garrett |
Postmark - Sept 10
1910 - Ithaca NY
Miss Margaret Cann
Care of Mrs. T. G. Pruin Halyday Street Oil City |
Oak Hill Park Olean, N.Y.
No. 11 Hand Colored |
Twin Rocks, Rock City.
Published for
"Up-To-Date" Variety Store, Olean, N.Y. |
Olean, N.Y., Tank City
near Olean. |
Postmark - May 17 Oil
City, PA South Side Sta.
Mrs. Mary Cann
Oil City, Pa. R. F. D. #2, Box 123
Sorry to trouble you
to mail the money but don't suppose I will see you so you can send
my mail to Oil City, Pa. P. O. Box #33 Clara A.
Tucker; Paid May 25, 1911 |
North Carolina |
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Gymnasium and Indoor
Stadium, Duke University, Durham, N. C. - The new Duke University
gymnasium has a seating capacity of 12,000, making it one of the
most commodious structures of its kind in the South. Not only
is it used for various indoor sports, but for occasions of large
assemblage such as commencement, concerts, etc. |
Postmark - Nov 6, 1942
- Camp Butner, NC
Pvt. Wm. Blum
Co A - 14th Tr. Bn; B. I. R. T. S.; Ft. McClellan, Alabama
From: Pvt. L. T. Button, Ind. Bn. H. Q. Co. Ind. Reg; 309 Inf. 78
Div., Camp Butner, N. C.
Hi Budd,
So we're all here in the Inf. The whole 1st platoon just split
up all over the camp. It's new with barracks, good grub, no
cussing. Imagine. Write, Button |
Ohio |
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Edgewater Park Beach
on Lake Erie, Showing the Skyline of Cleveland, Ohio
(On Back - Edgewater
Park, on the West Side of Cleveland, covers 117 acres with 6,000
feet of frontage on Lake Erie. It contains beautiful lawns,
shady walks, and driveways; athletic fields, children's playgrounds,
refreshment pavilion and beach, and provides outboard motor
boating.) |
To: Mrs. Hazel
Blum, 1337 Valley Pl., S.E., Washington, D.C.
Postmarked Cleveland
Ohio ? 1942
Hello, We are
having a grand time. Will probably see you Friday. Love,
Millie & Budd |
Other - |
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Which One Do I Pull to
Get Cream? |
Dear Grandma, We
are in Atlanta for a week. Budd has resigned his M. position
as of April 15th. He's looking now. Judy picked this
out. Love, Millie
To: Mrs. H. D.
Blum, Terrace Bldg., Polk, Pa.
Postmarked:
Madison, Ga. Mar 28, 1949 |
Postmark - Apr 29, 1939 Chicago Ill.
From: Lester Codert Chicago, Ill;
Coyne Electrical School, 500 S. Paulina St.
To: Wesley Bloom Cranberry, Penn. |
Chicago, Ill April 29, 1939
Hello Bud, I am sorry I didn't write to you sooner
but haven't had time. I wish you lots of luck fishing. I
got a letter from B. Henderson he said he was out but it was no
good. Well so long and ans. soon. From an old pal.
Less Codert |
Wed AM
11-10-65
Dear Folks, Betty just
called that Danny arrived in OC 9 last nite - got home at 11 -
sleeping yet. Said Bud tried to persuade him to stay. At
least you tried hard. He told Betty some of our "junk" was in
the trunk. It was 21 deg at 8:30 AM - I guess the coldest this
year. Betty was pleased Linda sent the kids things for their
collections. I don't think I asked yesterday if you have any
special Christmas |
decoration needs from
here - instead of our waiting till late to ask you. My hands
are like ice. I've been carrying & cutting wood, using the
fireplace & the kitchen stove. Gram was wondering if the red
lantern would work. (After the blackout started) It must have been
terrible in elevators, on that bridge & in subways. I guess
people in subways could get out but would have to feel way along.
Mother
Postmark - Nov. 10,
1965 - Kennerdell, PA - To: Mrs. W. W. Blum, Rt. #3, Fayetteville
Ga. 30214 |
Pennsylvania |
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Tennessee |
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Tusculum College,
Greeneville, Tenn. "Gateway to the Great Smoky Mountains" |
Rhododendron on Roan
Mountain N. C. and Tenn. |
Cherokee Lake Seen
From Top of Cherokee Dam, Tenn. |
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Virginia |
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Skyline Drive winding
over top of Blue Ridge Mountains
Shenandoah National
Park, Va. |
Postmarked Oil City,
PA May 5, 1942
Miss Katie McLean
G. V. T. S. Walker Park Georgia
Having a grand time.
We were married Saturday. We are at his Grandmothers now.
Write me. Love Millie & Budd |
Washington, D. C. |
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The Pentagon Building,
Washington, D. C. |
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France |
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23 Rockefort.- Hopital Maritime - LL. |
226 Saint-Malo. La Grande Porte L?????e
Miraculense. - LL |
45 Le Mont-Saint-Michel. Le Chateau et
la Merveille (cote est) - LL |
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The War Scenes in
Northern France. |
Postmark Cranberry, Pa
Jan 12, 1942
Mrs. W. A. Cann
Cranberry, Pa.
There will be no class
meeting this month. Mrs. Kugler has been sick & the weather so
cold, we are postponing it till Feb. Mrs. Perry |
Rochefort-sur-Mer
24 Cartes Postales Artistiques M. D. |
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La Place Colbert |
Les Dupleix a passant sous le Transbordeur de Marirou |
Porte de l'Arsenal |
Poste - Telegraphs - Telephone |
Prefecture Maritime |
Les Cours - Grandes Allces |
Place Colbert - Fontaine Monumentale |
Porte de La Rochelle |
Caserne Charente |
Les Halles |
Porte Lesson |
Bassin No 2 |
Hotel de Ville |
Caserne des Infirmiers |
Eglise Saint-Louis |
Flotille de Torpilleurs |
Rue de la Republique |
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Square Grimaud et Statue Edouard Grimaud |
Arsenal - Jemmapes |
Lycee |
Statue de l-Amiral Pottier |
La Nouvelle Gere |
Tour des Signaux |
Arsenal Interieur de la Salle d' Armes - Allee principale |
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