Mini souvenir booklet filled with postcards of varying general views of St John

Photograph of the southern end of thepublic gardens, small pond with bench and greenery surrounding it, houses and trees in the background

Portrait painting of a group of sea stacks. Incription on the postcard reads: "(?) required a 36 mile drive […]"

Illustration of a cliff overlooking water with a few white buildings sitting on top near the edge. Incription on the postcard reads: "Just up here on a little tra(?)ing trip. We are walking miles but do not even get this […]. Love, from Grace C. W."

Vertical shot of statue of soldier atop the podium with memorial details inscribed

"". Incription on the postcard reads: "Am staying in this evening for change. Have been out playing cards nearly evening until twelve and after. The weather has been quite mild for here. Hope everything is alright home. Expect to be back a week from Sunday."

Illustration of slip at sand point, direct view of boats parked at pier and people walking by showing off the size of the vehichles. Incription on the postcard reads: undecipherable handwriting

Illustration of a half-timbered building; the design is symetrical, with two balconies on both sides of the front of the building

Photograph of a scene in rockwood park. large lake can be seen with a path encircling it and many trees in the surrounding area, in the distance small buildings or houses can be seen. Incription on the postcard reads: Dear Miss [] I shall leave here friday night, arriving in Laconia Saturday Night 8. 11 [ hard to decipher last sentence]

Photograph looking out on the water, royal kennebecasis yacht fleet seen, several yachts out on the water and one boat with several people on it. Incription on the postcard reads: Was very glad to get your card. How are all the folks? Do things seem just the same i n[] as they used to be? I would like to go back and see it all. Perhaps I can some day. Do you ever see grandmother now? We have had lovely weather this fall and no snow to speak of yet. The war is certainly terrible and one feels it more when their friends and relatives go. Write soon annie Reyes.