Résultats

      Condition: Excellent - Some discolouration around edges.

      Condition: Good. Yellowed slightly.

      Condition: Excellent - Image is clear. Edges are slightly worn.

      Condition: Excellent- clear image. No visible damage.

      Condition: Good- edges are slightly worn. Moderate wear in upper left corner. Dark black line can be seen in center of the image. To the far left side of the image is a white mark. On backside of the postcard there is a small crease and the postcard has been …

      Condition: Good- Image is clear. There is a rip along the bottom edge of the postcard and a dark mark on the upper left corner. Postcard has been used.

      Condition: Good condition- the image is clear. Postcard has a couple of creases along the upper right corner and some indentation marks (as though small objects have been pushed into the postcard) in different areas of the postcard.

      Condition: Excellent condition- the image is clear. Slight wearing around the edge of the postcard.

      Condition: Good- top left and right corners are worn. The far right side of the postcard has faint stains on it, the postcard has been used.

      Condition: Good condition- towards the upper left corner is a smudge mark. Along the upper edge of the postcard are a couple of minor creases and to the left side on the lower half of the photo there is a white and grey mark.

      Condition: Excellent- Slight smudge marks along the bottom of the postcard and a few faint scratches are visible in the upper left corner.

      Condition: Excellent- dark marks on the bottom left and right corners of the mat of the postcard.

      Westover Park was built in 1867 for William and Joseph Hutton, early settlers of St. Marys. The home has had many different uses over the years including a Catholic seminary, a commune and is now a luxury hotel catering especially to Stratford Festival Theatre patrons.

      Condition: Excellent- slight wearing at the corners of the postcard.

      Condition: Good. Worn and dirty and a little yellow.