Surry Road

Postmarked 12 July, 1941

Keene, New Hampshire

Published by American Art Post Card Co.

Printed by Curteich

Postcard Caption

Surry Road, Keene, New Hampshire

Postcard Message

With love from Arlene

I am having fun imagining that these two cars are participating in an early drag race!

Today, Keene, New Hampshire has a population of just over 23,000. In the 1940s, when this postcard was sent, the town had more than 13,000 residents.

Not At All Religious

Postmarked 30 August 1937
Concord, New Hampshire

POSTCARD CAPTION:

State House at Night, Concord, N.H.

MESSAGE:

Dear Bill, / At least they have sent us to the New England states, and are we glad. It was so hot in New Jersey and New York that we weren't doing day work, so they decided that they might as well send us up here where we could still do no work but be comfortable doing it. It really is cool up here, and the people are quite friendly, but not at all religious. Last week we were in Maine, this week in New Hampshire, next in Vermont and the rest of the summer we'll be in Mass, but I hope to be home sometime by Sept. 3 or 4 so I can get rested up for school, etc. give my regards to your folks and the latest girlfriend, whoever she is! / Sincerely, Bob Clark