Description
This vintage postcard showcases a charming row of brick buildings on a corner in Leicester, NY, featuring red and tan hues and large storefront windows. A handwritten message details a journey arriving in South Montrose, Pa., describing a trip and a sleepy companion. This postcard dates from approximately the 1910s.
Front Text (cleaned):
Corner Main & Broad Streets, Leicester, NY.
Back Text (cleaned):
Dear Mother,
He arrived here at 11:30. Erle did not come. He started out but I guess he was afraid. He talked to me. He was lazy. We reached Alford but nope, try again. We changed there. We got off the train and started the rest of the way and got here only then. He drew a face and said "drain" then. He is sleeping now and I am glad to be home. Baby cat was glad.
South Montrose, Pa.
Jeanette Carey
