This post is prompted by the ongoing series, Wordless Wednesday, at Geneabloggers.
From the sleeves of my grandfather’s postcard collection come these wonderful examples of early 20th century photo postcards. These notes were sent to Donald C. Minor of Carmichaels, Pennsylvania by his sister, Helen Minor, (1910) and his cousin, Laura Stephenson (1909). All these individuals were living in the southwest corner of Pennsylvania. Donald lived with his parents and grandfather on the Ceylon Road farm outside of Carmichaels and Helen attended school in nearby Waynesburg, a town north and west of the farm’s rolling hills. Cousin Laura Stephenson lived in Uniontown, a large town just a short distance to the east, across the Monongahela River.
View of White Rocks Near Uniontown, PA. sent by Laura Stephenson to her cousin, Donald C. Minor of Carmichaels, PA.
View on Ten Mile Creek, near Jefferson, Pa., sent by Helen Minor, 1910
Published by W. T. Hayes
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