First M.E. Church
Image ID: WPC 01:001
Front:
Black and white photograph of the First M.E. Church on Elm St. Houses can be seen behind and next to the church, as well as the sidewalk and large, bare trees in front of the church.
A 'P.S.' on the front reads: "P.S. I enjoyed my visit with you in Springfield very much, and I think your friends are very nice. We reached the station just in time to catch a tram, was sorry not to see you longer. B.B.T."
Message on the back reads: "Dear Edna: I suppose you are settled down at home by this time. I am going home the first of the week, and go to Booth Bay July 6. Hope to hear from you before very long. Remember me to Arthur. Pine Point. Lovingly B.B.T."
The postcard is addressed to Mrs A.B. Moulton / Camp Hill / P. a."
Date taken from postmark.
Black and white photograph of the First M.E. Church on Elm St. Houses can be seen behind and next to the church, as well as the sidewalk and large, bare trees in front of the church.
A 'P.S.' on the front reads: "P.S. I enjoyed my visit with you in Springfield very much, and I think your friends are very nice. We reached the station just in time to catch a tram, was sorry not to see you longer. B.B.T."
Message on the back reads: "Dear Edna: I suppose you are settled down at home by this time. I am going home the first of the week, and go to Booth Bay July 6. Hope to hear from you before very long. Remember me to Arthur. Pine Point. Lovingly B.B.T."
The postcard is addressed to Mrs A.B. Moulton / Camp Hill / P. a."
Date taken from postmark.
Image Details
| Dublin Core | |
|---|---|
| Title |
First M.E. Church
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| Subject |
Moulton, Edna | B. B. T. | Moulton, A. B.
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| Description |
Front:
Black and white photograph of the First M.E. Church on Elm St. Houses can be seen behind and next to the church, as well as the sidewalk and large, bare trees in front of the church. A 'P.S.' on the front reads: "P.S. I enjoyed my visit with you in Springfield very much, and I think your friends are very nice. We reached the station just in time to catch a tram, was sorry not to see you longer. B.B.T." Message on the back reads: "Dear Edna: I suppose you are settled down at home by this time. I am going home the first of the week, and go to Booth Bay July 6. Hope to hear from you before very long. Remember me to Arthur. Pine Point. Lovingly B.B.T." The postcard is addressed to Mrs A.B. Moulton / Camp Hill / P. a." Date taken from postmark. |
| Date |
6/18/1908
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| Contributor |
Donation of the Gutterman-Pohlman Family, Northampton. 2017
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| Identifier |
WPC 01:001
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| Coverage |
Northampton, Mass
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| Still Image Item Type Metadata | |
|---|---|
| Original Format |
Postcard
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| Physical Dimensions |
Print size: 3.5" x 5.5"
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Citation
“First M.E. Church,” Forbes Library Images from the Archives (Legacy site: Pre-2022), accessed December 21, 2024, https://images.forbeslibrary.org/items/show/4849.