Edmonton Alberta - Sixth Street - Residential Boulevard - MacFarlane Postcard SP24

Colour-tinted postcard showing Sixth Street in Edmonton, Alberta. View looking down a wide, tree-lined residential boulevard with white picket fences, a Victorian house with verandah on the left, and a horse-drawn vehicle in the distance.

Scene Details:

• Wide unpaved boulevard stretching into the distance
• Tall mature trees lining both sides of the street
• White picket fences running along both sides
• Victorian-style house with verandah and decorative trim on the left
• Horse-drawn vehicle visible in the middle distance
• Residential houses partially visible through trees on the right
• Soft colour tinting with pale blue-grey sky
• Caption reads "Sixth St., Edmonton, Alta." in white lettering in lower right

Postal Markings:

• Red two cent King Edward VII stamp, cancelled
• Circular date stamp: Edmonton, Alta., Nov 22, 2:30 PM, 1907
• Machine wavy line cancellation
• Addressed to: Miss Susie McLernon, 86 Princeton Place, Buffalo, N.Y.
• Handwritten message signed "Ollie": "Dear Sisie, Mon. 18. Received your letter this a.m. Glad you are all well. Wrote to mother yesterday. Everybody well here. Weather fine. Give Amelia & George my best wishes. Will write to them soon. Will answer your letter in a day or two. Ollie."

Publisher: W.G. Mac Farlane, Publisher, Toronto and Buffalo. Printed in Germany. No. L1041.

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