The Royal Scots Greys 2nd Dragoons, Officer Review Order.

Waltham Abbey

A postcard from E.C. to Edith Hurst.

Lych Gate (Parish Church), Beckenham

A message from C.F.B. in Beckenham after receiving some pretty pieces of ribbon from Mrs Hurst.

Fighting the Flames

An unsent postcard.

The Village Forge

Greetings from Edith for John's 14th birthday. The handwriting is his sister's, but the signature looks like Emma.

High Street, Sutton Courtenay

Christmas greetings to Mrs Emma Goodridge from her nephew Fred Tidy.

High Street, Welwyn

A post card to John from Welwyn, who was FFW? Were they a relative, John was only 13 in May 1904.

The Guildhall, Chard

A postcard from Sarah and Fanny saying that they are going away, but inviting John and his mother to visit before they leave. With no address, 6336 on the left and the message on the right it must have been sent in an envelop, but it has an unfranked stamp.

View form Gallon Steps, Knaresborough

A card to Miss Hurst from Mark Mitchell.

Queen's Promenade, Kingston-on-Thames

A postcard from Kingston on Thames to Mrs Hurst from a friend.

Ripley Castle

A card to Edith Hurst from Mark Mitchell, her future husband.

Ripley Castle and Church

 

A card to Edith Hurst from Ipswich.

Tulse Hill

A postcard to Edie Hurst from Mabel who was living at the house marked with a cross in June 1905.

St Leonards Pier

A postcard from Edith, she was going to have visitors from Horsham and invited John to come and see them.

Knepp Castle Destroyed by Fire January 18th 1904

A card from EG, Elizabeth Tidy, John's aunt. The postcard was posted just over a month after Knepp Castle was devastated by a fire.

Shoreham

John had been to visit his sister in late September 1906 and Percy was going to Eastbourne to undertake some valuation.

Albulabahn -Der Landwasser-Viadukt bie Filisur

A postcard wishing Mrs Hurst a happy new year posted in Davos. Albulabahn -Der Landwasser-Viadukt is 65 meters high and 136 meters high. ^[1] 1] long railway bridge in the network of the Rhaetian Railway near the station Filisur.

Sidmouth

A card from Emma Goodridge to her son when he was staying with his aunts Sarah and Fanny in July 1907.

Goyt Bridge, Buxton

A card from FW Gardener to Mr & Mrs Povey, seem that they were there to take the water.

Horsham Grammar School

A postcard from Emma Goodridge to her son when he was staying with his sister in Lewes during August 1917. Her husband was a pupil at the school pictured on this card.

The College of Richard Collier today.

St Mary's Church and Causeway, Horsham

A postcard from John to his Mother sent on 21st August 1903.

West Street, Horsham

A postcard sent by Johnnie to his Grandma, Jane Povey from 36, Gladstone Road. He was staying with his aunties, Sarah and Fanny at the end of August 1903.

Hurst Road, Horsham

A postcard from Johnnie to his Grandma when he was visiting Horsham in July 1907. A postcard with the same image was sent to John by his auntie Sarah. John's great grandparents ran a dairy business from Bowling Green that was on the south side of Hurst Lane. 

These messages were written 4 years apart and John's hand writing had become more flamboyant over that time away from the influence of the classroom.

Carfax, Horsham

A postcard to Grandma from Johnnie when he was staying in Horsham in August 1903.