In 1911, Nanette writes from Silver Bay, “I have not seen this spot yet, but I expect to.”
Just Up the Road
Love this, especially the Volkswagen and the telephone booth.
Inviting
In June of 1916, on a Jesse Sumner Wooley postcard, the sender writes, “This is the beginning of a favorite hike of everyone. If you keep on for five miles, you come to some very beautiful cascades. How’s Boston? Hot? It’s quite warm here.”
The Landing
I love the photos taken for Detroit Publishing Co. postcards, and this one is a peach, with men approaching the steamer as it comes in, mailbags (?) waiting, and Paine Hall looking majestic up on the hill.
Maine
Maine delegates to YMCA conference, 1910; photo by Jesse Sumner Wooley
Kodachrome
Three undated Kodachrome slides found on eBay.
Many Thrills
On a postcard sent from Silver Bay in June of 1917, Doris writes, “I am here with the Mount Holyoke delegates having a grand time. Many thrills. I’ll tell you all about it when I see you in Springfield. I’ll see you there soon. Bring Stanley.” Photo by Jesse Sumner Wooley.
