Two photo postcards (53 and 54)
Top shows E.A. Lyman House, north of store, 1908, no writing on back side
Bottom shows Rear view of Greene house, Athol Road
A stamped message, July 22nd , picking berries, a request to send a piece for Joe to learn and say at the Stearns reunion.
Two photo postcards (51 and 52)
Top shows Mount Grace, with a note with birthday greetings to Mavorette from Joe who is not in school but trying hard to find work.
Photo 52 shows Hatch House on Orange Rd looking north, 1908
Mrs Williams is staying in West Lynn for an outing and the note from Sister Green says I want to see Elizabeth again before she is in short dresses.
Two photo postcards (49 and 50)
The top shows Wheelock House, Athol Road (1900) with church in background
A note to Mavorette from Alma, "good many berries in the pasture"
Bottom shows Conant-Gale House, Athol Road, 1900
No writing on back side
Two photo postcards (45 and 46)
the top shows Spooner House, Robert Lincoln Place, Winchester Rd
A note on back to Aunt Mavorette from her nephew, Frank Leslie Green saying he is sorry she is sick and wishing her a very happy birthday.
The bottom shows Davidson House on Hastings Pond Road (1908) This is stamped and had been mailed with a long note, "can have no more butter at Mr Delveys, can you supply us?"
Two photo postcards, neither has writing on back.
The top (43) shows Ashahel Cook house.
The bottom (44) shows Mayo House at Mayo 4 Corners, Athol Road, Warwick
Two photo postcards (41 and 42), the top shows the Atwood house, 1908 and the bottom Fisher House, 1908. Both have extensive messages, the top with a penny postal stamp addressed to Mrs. F. W. Williams, Northfield, Mass, the bottom not mailed but a long note to Mavorette from sister Alma.
P.11 Two photos of General Store: 1. Store owned by E. A. Lyman. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Lyman and Mrs. Etta M. T. Bass (on right) on porch of store. 2. Interior of Post Office and General Store - E. A. Lyman Proprietor. Mrs. Etta M. T. Bass on the left, Mr. & Mrs. Lyman on right. Pictures taken 1938.
P.10. Three picture postcards: 1. Mayo Four Corners 1909 (348 Athol Road). 2. Ball, Richards, Oakes and Felton located near 81 Richmond Road. House torn down 1945. 3. Gale Conant House (245 Gale Road)
P.9 Three picture postcards: 1. Fisher Blacksmith Shop which stood between Joe Stevens' house (50 Orange Road) and Allen Miner's house (58 Orange Road). 2. Fay Tavern - burned 1896. Stood on the present Ohlson and King property (41 Orange Road) - also known as the Beehive. 3. Cook House - stood at the foot of Mt. Grace.
P.8 Three picture postcards of the Wheeler Box Shop in Brush Valley (house and shop both gone). Box Shop at south end of Wheeler Pond and Wheeler house in background of picture 1 just north of 10 Wheeler Road.
