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Creation Date
1907
Description
< p> Sepia-toned postcard depicting ships and docks, Jacksonville, Florida, River Front. Date: September 26, 1907
On the front is a note written to Miss Virginia Wigfield, Live Oak, Fla., that reads: That 50 cents has "gone to the dogs" I had already paid it when you [illegible] that warning note. I have lost several nights of sleep about it for had I blown [illegible] I would not have cared but to have been [illegible] out of it but those [confounded] telephone people does not set well with me. All are well and busy, [illegible]
Printed on the back: The River Front of Jacksonville is full of interesting features. The St. John's River is one of the two rivers of America that flow north. This picture shows a bend in the river and five miles of the city's front, which navigation makes a busy section. A Clyde steamship is seen in the foreground.
Recommended Citation
Jacksonville, Fla. River Front. 1907. Northeast Florida Regional Postcards. Thomas G. Carpenter Library Special Collections and Archives. UNF Digital Commons, https://digitalcommons.unf.edu/flapostcards/144/
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