This postcard was sent to Winnie Barber in August 1921.The card shows a view of Panmure Street, Broughty Ferry, a seaside town near Dundee.
The message is quite difficult to read ; the writer has packed a lot in to the space available.
“10 Lewington Tce, Broughty Ferry
Right across the road from the foot of this street is the sea & the sands, you do get a blow
sometimes coming down this street,you can just see the corner of our Tce to the right. At
the top of this street are the trams so you see I have not far to walk. I go up to town every Friday
it makes a break in the week. I always see somebody I know. Hope you keep well , how is Aunt Annie?
E.C.”
The reference to Aunt Annie suggests that this was sent by one of Winnie’s cousins, probably on the Crerar side of the family.
I think this modern image from Google Street View shows the same location:
It was sent on 9th January 1911 to “Mrs George Barber” from Lizzie who was at 237 Thorn Place, Blackness Road, Dundee.
Connections in time: The Barber postcards 