This Postcard was sent to Miss L Brooks, after researching it I have found that it was sent to Miss Lucy Brooks of 82 Cumberland road. The postcard reads: I went I looked I returned but without any trace of you. your father, sister or Harry, so could you ask no one as to the…
This postcard was sent from Loughborough, Leicestershire To Loughborough Leicestershire it is a local postcard. As stated before this was a quick, fast and cheap way of communicating to people. The recipient was Sarah Brooks. She lived with her father John and her mother Elizabeth. Her father was a land owner and an employer. In…
This postcard was sent from Nellie Selway who lived at 92 Shannon road, Sheffield. she lived here with her parents. Nellie wrote this postcard on the 14th August 1905 and sent it to John John at the time was living at 66 Paget Street in Loughborough, he had lived at other another house on Paget…
A postcard was sent to Jannie Dunn who lived at 17 King street Loughborough. It was sent from a lady called Lily who was in Great Yarmouth at the time. The postcard says: Dear Jannie Just a line to let you know I have arrived safe and I am having a ripping time. Yours Sincerely…
This postcard has been sent To Miss Sarah Spencer from her uncle. It has been sent from Loughborough, Leicestershire. Miss Spencer is at the Convalescent home where she has been staying. The postcard reads: Dear Sarah I am glad that you are better, hope you will be soon at home I wish you was going…
This postcard of the “All Saints Church” in Northampton was sent to Miss Edith Louisa Bradbury who lived at 11 Leopold Street, Loughborough, Leicestershire. The card has been sent from her brother Albert Edward Bradbury from 141 Lloyd Road, Northampton, Northamptonshire on the 20th July 1908. Miss Bradbury is a music teacher who teaches from…
A few years back I did a course on Spiritual Development. Part of this course was to go into meditation each week and allow ourselves to travel to the upper realms and the universe. One day as I did this I went up and up until it was complete darkness. I could see some light…
This man had lived up here in the mountains and never ventured into the lands and towns that surrounded him. He hadn’t always lived here, he did live with others and had been married and had children. Everyone was very friendly and they all got on well together. Being alone was not something that he…
What a lovely little card that was sent to Beryl just before Xmas in 1942 Beryl was staying in an Orphanage in Wolverhampton and attended junior School there also. We do not know the reason for this, but we do know that her Uncle and Aunt sent this lovely card to her. The front image…
