Photograph of damaged basilica building from 1922 fire, thin layer of snow covers the gorund and the sky appears blue and yello w

Phtoograph of ste anne church building from behind, many trees surround the church area and past the building is the water and distant views

Photograph of grassy plain area, church building can be seen off to the right and other smaller buildings or houses can eb seen to the right

Photograph of the YMCA Tennis Court, large grassy field with two makeshift tennis courts for the individuals pictured playing tennis. Incription on the postcard reads: Dear Ida, I put that last postal in and fought to give you my address because of course I want to hear from you. Too bad I diddnt see uou at the station when you are so kind?? to come down and see me off. With love ...

Photograph of Bear Brook park, pathway seen leading to gazebo, backgorund has many trees. Incription on the postcard reads: Dear Jessie I have got home safe and had a good time, we was down the country yesterday and got a lot fo gum

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Photograph of sydney harbour, a few piers can be seen over the water, the second pier has some sort of small house structure on it, warships seen out on the water at some distance. Incription on the postcard reads: Cape Breton Yacht club + Wharf, Ferry to North Sydney 15 miles distant

Photograph of Victoria squar, gazebo is seen to the left, many trees surrounding the area, fountain is seen in the middle of the square. Incription on the postcard reads: Many thanks for the pretty cards. I intended answering before and always put it off. Please excuse me this time and I will try and bemore prompt here after. We are all well and hope you are the same. Heard you were going to make us a visitnext summer. Hope you carry out your plaus Love Irene

Photograph of normal school and science building, both buildings are behind a grassy area with glass structure in front. Trees around the frontal area

Black and white photograph looking down prince street, trees lining the side of the road and electrical lines ofn the opposing side. Incription on the postcard reads: I suppose you are helping Ian -George