Parks, squares, public spaces of all kinds

Valentine & Sons card 102,181, showing Victoria Park in London, Ontario.

Postmarked at Quebec, August 28, 1909, a Warwick Bros. & Rutter card (no. 466) with the intricate Warwick back. Writer notes "This city is full of charm" -- addressed to Mrs. Oscar Beebe, Orient Point, Long Island, New York.

N. Co. card, unused.

Valentine & Sons no. 112,236 with a brief message across the back.

Valentine & Sons. no. 106,719 is a lovely multiview of the Rosedale Ravine. The message, which fills the entire back, reads: "Dear Lily, What do you think of this P.C. This is very near where we live. Ocourse [sic] it is not all like this a few miles from here is the city of Toronto + that is almost like London only it is cleaner. With love from Daisy. P.S. Frank always remembers your P.C. Album + wishes it was his."

Valentine & Sons no. 101,620, showing a Johnstown Flood exhibit in Montreal. Message readers "Have received your Photo. It's very good indeed. This place is something like your White City I guess. They charge 15c to see this show, but it's very good indeed, all miniature people, railway trains etc." Addressed to Miss M. S. H. Harris, 24 Cornbrook Park Rd., Old Trefford, Manchester, England and postmarked Lachine Locks, Que., on July 19, 1907.

W. G. MacFarlane no. I.459, showing Victoria Square. Postmarked May 9, 1910 at Montreal to Miss Mossop, 8, Bank Terrace, Lindal-in-Furness, Nr. Ulverston, England. "Another. Tell Bob I have not been able to get any yet of the Locomotives. Will send one when I do. J. M."

Valentine & Sons card no. 102,177, posted July 7, 1910 to Miss Mossop, 8, Bank Terrace, Lindal in Furness, Lancashire, England: "Sorry I sent you two of the same kind. Have kept no record, and don't know what I have sent. Very good fo the junior F.C. Recognized them all. J.M."

Published by Rumsey & Co. for A. E. Davis, Grenfell, Sask.