Eversfield Place, St. Leonards-on-Sea

A card from Edith hoping John got home safely, she also reminded him about her order for beef.

June 14th 1904 was a Tuesday.

London Bridge

A post card from E.W. to Mrs Povey. Was E.W. Mrs Waring who was staying at 51, George Street a month later? Could she have been a relative who was visiting to help look after Mrs Povey when she was unwell?

July 19 1906 was a Thursday.

Hyde Park Corner, London

A card from Henry thanking Mrs Povey for sending a newspaper.

July 10th 1904 was a Sunday.

Malling Hill Windmill. Lewes

This post card was sent by Edith 3 days after fire destroyed the Malling Hill windmill on September 8th 1908.

September 11th 1908 was a Friday.

Billingsgate Market

An unused post card of the Old Billingsgate Market.

Tower Bridge, London

A post card from a visitor to Mrs Hurst. The set of Hurst post cards in John's collection may indicate a friendship between his mother, Emma who was born in 1850 and Frances Hurst, born in 1852. They lived more than two mile apart so did they belong to the same church or was there a different way that they connected.

From Google Maps

March 16th 1905 was a Thursday.

Thames Embankment

A message from Edith about cards, John may have been a little slow in sending a post card to her. 

November 28th 1907 was a Thursday.

Blackfriars and St Pauls, London

A card to Edith Hurst postmarked Croydon.

January 13th 1905 was a Friday.

Bank of England, London

A card to Jane Povey from N. Wiltshire, possibly. Postmarked London, but the 1911 census doesn't offer any clear evidence of who the sender was.

January 18th 1910 was a Tuesday.

Jane Povey died on February 11th 1910, 24 days after this card was sent.

The Mansion House and Cheapside, London