
Town = Winnipeg
First Baptist Church, Winnipeg, Man.
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Valentine & Sons no. 105,164, mailed from Calmar, Alta., to Mr. A. D. Rouse, Corn Hill, Kings Co., N.B., Canada.
Winnipeg Auditorium, Winnipeg, Manitoba.
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Valentine Edy Co. Ltd. card mailed June 25, 1934 in Winnipeg to Mr. R. Dickey of Govan, Sask. The sender, Earl, says "Dear Dad: Got a lower berth here allright. Have been rather sleepy all day. But am enjoying the trip. there are a lot of people on the team."
Parliament Buildings, Winnipeg
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Valentine & Sons card no. 100,368, showing the Manitoba legislative building on Kennedy Street. The card is unused and in excellent condition.
5989 - The Merchant's Bank - Post Office
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Russell, Lang & Co. card (as apparently republished from the Detroit Photographic Co. original -- no. 5989) and turned into a Christmas greeting card. It's an undivided back, likely from 1901 or 1902 but not dated or posted.
Market Square, Winnipeg, Canada.
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Rare view of the expanded Market Building, which had been converted from market stalls into civic offices after space ran out at City Hall. As can be seen here, the market continued on the outside of the building. This card by the Post Card & Greeting Card Co. of Toronto is numbered 63-5 and was sent on July 11, 1936 to Miss Joan Reeve at Victoria Beach from her father.
Manitoba Parliament Buildings, Winnipeg
Red River - Winnipeg
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De Nobele card 21, mailed in 1906 (see separate image of the reverse). Showing Drewry's brewery as noted in the comment below.
Government House - Winnipeg.
Old Folks' Home, St Boniface
Land Titles Building, Winnipeg
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Tissot card no. 34. It is hard to tell when these cards were made, other than that the truck in the image suggests perhaps the 1920s. Interestingly, this card and its companion were mailed on October 31, 1966 at Quebec City to an address in that city.
Edmonton Street, Winnipeg, Man.
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Unused Russell Lang & Co. card no. 155 (presumably a reissue of an identical Warwick Bros. & Rutter card).
Parliament Buildings
Holy Trinity Church
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Holy Trinity Church at Donald and Graham in Winnipeg.
Card no. 14 in the Russell, Lang & Co. series.
Empire Hotel
S. S. Alberta at Riverside Park.
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Stedman (Brantford and Winnipeg) card no. S B 4945 (recorded by Smith), not postally used but with the message: "17.12.12 Dear Lizzie, This is to wish thee many happy returns of thy birthday. We are always pleased to hear any news of you thro' the Fritchley Chronicle. It would be nice to see you all again. With much love, Thy friend, M. ? Wallace" Fritchley is a village in Derbyshire.
Main Street, Winnipeg
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The famous Notman image -- I thought the colouring on this card might be superior to some of the others I have. Will have to check.
The Valentine & Sons number is cut off at lower left.
Broadway Avenue and Methodist Church, Winnipeg, Ma…
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Posted August 31, 1910 to Mr. George Charbonneau, Arnprior, Ont.: "416 Victor St. Hello George, We arrived safe and sound in the Peg and had a swell trip. How is Arnprior. Blanche."
Valentine & Sons card no. 103,378.
Interior of St. Mary's Catholic Church, Winnipeg,…
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Posted May 1, 1911 with a Fort William and Winnipeg RPO postmark. Addressed to Miss M. A. Crocker, Hespeler, Ontario, Box 235: "Winnipeg - Have been around the City I think it a very nice place have ?? kept well have some very nice people on the train hope all are well write soon. Maude XXX"
Valentine & Sons card 106,345.
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