John P Goodridge: Post Cards and People

Looking at the people in my grandfather's life in the early 1900's through his Edwardian post card collection.

Saturday 29 September 2018

Meyrick Road, Bournemouth

A card to Florence Langford, an older sister of Alice from V. Mursell who appears to have been on holiday in the Bournemouth area.

May 30th 1905 was a Tuesday.

Miss Marchant was living with her sister in 1911.

Florence was living with her sister, Mary in 1911.

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Labels: 10.45 am, 1905, Alice Langford, B&W, Boots Cash Chemist, Boscombe, May, Torquay, Tuesday, Unknown person

Location: Meyrick Rd, Bournemouth BH1, UK

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