Postcards of Cramahe: the township and its people, ca 1900-1930
Portrait Postcards
Postcard of baby in a christening gown, studio portrait
DetailsPostcard of father and daughter, studio portrait
DetailsPostcard of young woman, studio portrait
DetailsPostcard of a couple, studio portrait
DetailsPostcard of mother and daughter, studio portrait
DetailsPostcard of man sitting in a wicker chair, possibly studio portrait
DetailsPostcard of three women in front of a store, possibly King Street, Colborne, ca.1912
DetailsPostcard of two women and a man in front of a store, possibly King Street, Colborne, ca.1912
DetailsPostcard of woman seated on her porch holding a Jack Russell terrier
DetailsPostcard of mother and son with a Jack Russell terrier
DetailsPostcard of grandparents and grandchildren after picking apples
DetailsPostcard of woman standing by a stalk of corn
DetailsPostcard of baby in a chair
DetailsPostcard of a young woman in a backyard
DetailsPostcard of Beatrice, a young woman, sitting on a porch, 1908
DetailsPostcard of ladies participating in a nail driving competition, Colborne Fair
DetailsPostcard of telephone operators
DetailsPostcard of two women standing by a dapple-grey carriage horse
DetailsPostcard of two scenes – a house and three couples
DetailsPostcard of a boy and a child sitting on a dock
DetailsPostcard of a young man with motorized bicycle
DetailsPostcard of two men driving a dapple-grey horse
DetailsPostcard of two men standing in a doorway, possibly Standard Bank, Colborne
DetailsPostcard of a man standing in a doorway
DetailsPostcard of three men sitting on a porch
DetailsPostcard of a group of men under a tree
DetailsPostcard of a group of men in the woods, inscribed with Gertie Mikle's initials
DetailsPostcard of a group of men in a backyard
DetailsPostcard of a group of men outside a house
DetailsMany photo postcards were casual images of the sender or loved ones which were quickly taken and then transformed into postcards. Some people sought out a professional studio photographer to capture a high quality image. The photo postcards on this page are thought to be images of people who lived in Cramahe in the early 1900s. Unfortunately, the postcards contained little information about the identities of the people. A great number of postcards were never sent, but kept as personal remembrances of loved ones, time, and place.