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A postcard with the phrase "A Merry Christmas" picturing an artist's depiction of a winter scene, snow covering a building in the woods. The back is transcribed as “Best wishes to all of the Family, A.J.P., Miss Agnes Scully, Tunnel Road, North…

A postcard of a small neighborhood with pin building in the center-left. there are white windows on the front. Addressed to Miss Agnes Scully. The back is transcribed as “Hello Agnes, Having a swell time. Lost my hat twice yesterday in the strong…

A postcard depicting the Washington Elm, a tree in Cambridge which stood for 210 years until it died in 1923. It is unsent and the back is blank.

A postcard depicting the World War I battleship the US Virginia. It is unsent and the back is blank.

Postcard depicting St. Mary's Catholic Church in Turners Falls Massachusetts, a Census-designated village in Montague, MA. The church is made of bricks and has a very tall steeple. Addressed to Agnes Scully. The back is transcribed as “Dear Agnes,…

An embossed postcard with the title "To The Only One", picturing a couple sharing an embrace.

A postcard of an expansive white building with a tree and walkway. Addressed to Miss Agnes Scully. The back is transcribed as “Dear Agnes, Why don’t you come down my sister would like to have you will give you a good time if you came down I think I…

The postcard has an artist's rendition of the Lechmere Viaduct in Boston, Massachusetts that carries the MBTA Green Line. Addressed to Agnes Scully. “Dropped off here this morning taken in the Auto. Show if I have time I am going to Charlestown to…

A postcard depicting the Rose Garden in Elizabeth Park, showing off flowery arches. The back is transcribed as “Have seen a little of Mads country but Mass. for him T.H.M. Miss Agnes Scully WIndsor Lake No. Adams Mass”

This embossed Postcard has an artist's depiction of the first Thanksgiving, portraying a pilgrim man having just killed a turkey, and a pilgrim woman presenting the cooked turkey dinner. Addressed to Agnes Scully. The back is transcribed as “But I…

A postcard depicting the Taunton Public Library, a white building furnished with Corinthian columns. Addressed to Agnes Scully. “I was In Boston last sunday and stay there until Tuesday annie and Mart Cassidy house from Tom East Taunton Miss Agnes…

A postcard of Mount Hope steamer on water with four different flags on it. Addressed to Miss Agnes Scully. The back is transcribed as “My Dear Agnes, It is awfully hot here everything is drying up we don’t get any rain. This is a very pretty place…