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    On the reverse side, there is a message addressed to Miss Jessie Guppy. The beginning: "St. George. Jan 6, 1909. Dear Jessie, I will just send a card...".

    Front side: "Dedicated Feb. 9, 1908. New Presbyterian Church, St. George". Reverse side, the beginning: "St. G. Feb. 4, 1908. Dear Jessie, this is new Presbyterian Church...".

    Reverse side, the beginning: "St. George, Aug 14, 1906. Dear Jessie, yours received, glad to hear from you...".

    Front side: "Teddy". Reverse side, the beginning: "St. George, July 9. Dear Jessie, why do I...".

    This is the image of a postcard depicting the Grist Mill Above the Dam. The postcard was addressed to Jessie Guppy in London, Ont. The original postcard is held by the South Dumfries Historical Society.

    Front side: "Reid's Pond. St. George, Ont." Reverse side, the beginning: "(Friday eve) Dear Jessie, yours received, will write...".

    Front side: "Winter in California and Back East. I'll eat oranges for you and you throw snowballs for me". Reverse side, the beginning: "L.A., 13 May/08. I leave here tomorrow to my regret...".

    Front side: "Home".

    Reverse side, the beginning: "Feb. 7, 1908[?]. Dear Jessie, Why don't you write to me...".

    Front side: "From a true heart". Reverse side: "Ms R.G. Lawrason, St. George, Ont."

    This is the image of a Christmas postcard addressed to R.E.K. Lawrason in Granton, Ont. Its postmark suggests it was sent in 1908. The original postcard is held by the South Dumfries Historical Society.

    Front side: "Main Street, St. George". Reverse side, the beginning: "Aug 1, 1907. Dear Jessie, just a line to say...".

    Reverse side, the beginning: "Dear Jessie, Bring your bags, there will be lots of good...".

    Reverse side: "Ora, Rachel, Clair"

    The beginning: "Dear Edith, I arrived O. K. last night..."

    Reverse side, the beginning: "Dear Jessie, here you coming...".

    Front side: "St. George. Ont." Reverse side, the beginning: "Dear Jessie, how are you, how is your head...".

    This item is a letter sent from C.P. Keefer, an unknown resident from St. George, to George Foster and Sons on March 29, 1901. Mr. Keefer encloses payment of $12.70 for an order previously made for February 23, 1901.

    This item is a letter sent from F. Walker, a merchant from St. George, to George Foster and Sons on 11 March 1901. Mr. Walker writes in an order to be picked up by his colleague George Coleman that he will charge to his account. This order includes a barrel ...

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