My grandmother collected postcards throughout parts of her child and young adult hood. She received some from her mother who worked as a domestic, and in turn received them from people for whom she worked. The oldest card is post marked 1904. Spelling et cetera done as written on the postcards If a field is blank, the information does not appear on the post card. The messages appearing on the cards are not transcribed here, however are in this researcher’s possession. In addition to the postcards, are 3x2 ½ sized cards depicting various landmarks in Boston, Massachusetts with writing on the back describing what the writer saw. I’ve not been able to connect them to a name in the scrapbook yet. The cards are spread throughout the book, I’ve grouped the cards that have the same addressee, but have not put them in timeline order.

Willing to send copies to interested persons.

The fields on the table (in my word document) are:

To Whom Addressed
From Whom
Post Mark Date/Place
Notes

Miss. Faye I. Author
224-B 24th Ave N Seattle Wa
W.M. Sampson
1333 East 107th St
Los Angeles, Calif
26 November 1944 El Paso, Texas
Signed “Lovingly your Dad”

Miss Faye I. Author
224-B 24th Ave North
Seattle Wash
1333 East 107th St
Los Angeles 11 Calif.
Handwritten Date: 26 October 1944
Postmark: 27 November 1944 El Paso, Texas

F. Irene Author
224-B-24th Ave No
Seattle, 2, Wash
H.L. Douglas
Fried Harrvey Rest.
El Graces Hotel Needles, CA
Not visible
States that H.L. is Miss Author’s Mom

Miss Faye Arthur
(B) 224-24th Ave. N
Seattle 2 Wash
Shirley
Sept. 1945 Place not visible

F. Irene Author
224-B-24th Ave No
Seattle 2 Wash
H.L. Dougals
1735-W. 6th St.
Los Angeles 14 Calif
apt 201 20
Sept 1946 Los Angeles, Calif