Résultats

      Condition: Fair. *Very* dirty and worn.

      Condition: Okay condition - a little worn.

      Condition: Good. Normal wear.

      Condition: Poor. Sheen shows marks, scratches and rips. Edges are very worn and back truly shows the postcard's age.

      Condition: Fair. Very worn with some dirt.

      Condition: Fair. Warped, yellowed and dirty. Detail is hard to see in places.

      Condition: Fair. Colours are off and yellowed. Postcard is dirty. Back drawn on with pencil (likely by a child).

      Condition: Very good condition - some yellowing; minimal wear.

      Condition: Okay. Image has a snake-skin look. Stratford-Perth Archives stamped on back - ink pen used on back as well.

      Condition: Fair. Pretty dirty with a crease in the middle.

      Photo taken by Milton Reesor, a young St. Marys photographer, ca. 1900. Printed and colourized to sell in the bookstore belonging to his father, L.H. Reesor.

      Postcard view of the are just above the "Little Falls" and Milt Dunnell Field ("The Flats"). At the time, this was locally known as "Rice Lake" after Henry Lincoln Rice, a mill owner.

      Postcard view of the Thames River at the easterly half Near and Mathieson's dam on the Thames River at Front Street, downstream from the Town of St. Marys.

      Postcard view of McKay's Mill and the Thames River.

      Postcard view of the Mill Race in St. Marys, Ontario. Milling once was a huge industry in St. Marys with the mills making use of the Thames River as a huge water power source.

      Postcard view of the Boat House over in the Thames. This building no longer exists.

      Postcard view of the River Thames at a point called "Willow Crescent".

      Postcard view of the Thames River and the area once known as "Rice Lake" (area around Milt Dunnell field - AKA "The Flats"). Shows the "Little Falls" and in the background the Grand Trunk trail viaduct can also be seen.

      Postcard view of the bend in the Thames River and the scenery surrounding it.

      Postcard view of the Thames River up near Emily Street in St. Marys, Ontario.