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Bridgewater CT 4 postcards
A group of 4 postcards from Bridgewater, Connecticut, depicting buildings. They are: 1- Shady Side cancelled on August 15, 1906 in Springfield, Mass. 2- depicts Hilltop Farm - divided post card. 3 - Congregational Church - early American meeting house series - fold in the lower righthand corner - approx. 1935. 4 - Village store and Post Office - probably from the 1950's - depicts the store prior to the addition housing the Post Office - old gas pumps and cars - Mobile gas sign.
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Two Bridgewater Connecticut Postcards with Buildings
A pair of post cards from Bridgewater, CT. The first is depicting Main Street. Dated Thursday, September 6, 1906, as Old Home Day. Cancelled in New Milford on Sept 7, 1906. The second depicts Burnham Library. Divided back.
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Two Color Postcards of Bridgewater CT Sanford Home
These two postcards both depict the residence of Charles G. Sanford, Bridgewater, CT. One shows a full view of the side of the house, with its great front porch, gardens and water fountain. The other shows the porch of the house, and the water tower, the barn and more gardens and trees. The water tower was taken down somewhere around 2001. They were published by Frank Soule in New Milford, CT - and printed in Germany. They are in excellent unused condition.
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Three Color Postcards of Bridgewater CT Lodge & Church
Three colorized postcards from Bridgewater, Connecticut. The first is the Grand View Lodge, Club House. Pub. by Frank Soule of New Milford, CT - postmarked Nov. 1916. The second shows St. Mark's Episcopal Church, cancelled on June 12, 1911. The 3rd is Charles B. Thmpson Building. Has a divided back - not used.
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Three Roxbury Connecticut postcards
Three postcards from Roxbury, Ct, not too far away from Bridgewater, Ct. The first shows Roxbury Station - published by J.I. West, in Washington, CT. It went to Seymour, C - Miss Bessie Evans - and is cancelled on Oct. 30, 1906. The second shows Roxbury Station - (but it's a view from on top of the hill). Same publisher and receiver. Cancelled on Nov. 8, 1906. Fold on the right side. The 3rd says "S Street Scene, Looking West, Roxbury,Conn." It was sent to Harold Shelton Smith in Stepney Depot, Conn. and was cancelled on Aug. 25, 1908.
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Three Roxbury Connecticut Postcards Water Views
Three postcards from Roxbury, Ct, not too far away from Bridgewater, Ct. The first shows the Bridge and Falls - published by J.I. West in Washington, CT. Sent to Miss Bessie Evans in Seymour - cancelled on Oct. 12, 1907. The second is titled Roxbury Falls - by Allen Joyce, of Roxbury Station. Divided card bend on right. The 3rd shows another view of Roxbury Falls - by the same publisher. Cancelled on Sept. 19, 1911.
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Pair of Bridgewater Connecticut Post Cards
A pair of postcards, both from Bridgewater, CT. The first is titled Centre View West - set in an oval - non divided back, cancelled October 12, 1914. The second is titled Main Street - set in an oval - cancelled on Jan. 17, 1906 in Bridgewater - non divided back - received in Illinois on Jan 19, 1906. Two days from CT to IL - that beats Priority Mail now.
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Bridgewater CT Postcards Pair Water Scenes
A pair of post cards, both from Bridgewater, CT. The first is the Housatonic River - believe this was taken from the Old Iron Bridge in New Milford, and looking south, towards the beginning of Lake Lillinonah - non divided back. The second is depicting the Cascades. Cancelled November 15, 1906 in New Milford, Conn. Appears to have some type of writing in code on the front.
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