An early 20th century postcard motivated me to investigate a thing or two and one thing has led to another.
An early 20th century postcard motivated me to investigate a thing or two and one thing has led to another. This post is from my new Google+ Collection [ http://bit.ly/RandomEarlyPostcards ] The Collection is small and will not get much attention, as I am concentrating on other projects, but I thought some here might be interested.
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[ http://bit.ly/OldNorthChurchPDF ] To celebrate this new Google+ Collection, we present a tour that started with a single old postcard. We then took a Google Street View tour of the beautiful old church. Move through the PDF at your own pace & play your own music in the background. Copy, print or share as you please. Images are from Google Street View and web pages associated with the Church (except for the original postcard, of course).
#RandomEarlyPostcards
http://bit.ly/OldNorthChurchPDF
Originally shared by Jeff Diver
[ http://bit.ly/OldNorthChurchPDF ] To celebrate this new Google+ Collection, we present a tour that started with a single old postcard. We then took a Google Street View tour of the beautiful old church. Move through the PDF at your own pace & play your own music in the background. Copy, print or share as you please. Images are from Google Street View and web pages associated with the Church (except for the original postcard, of course).
#RandomEarlyPostcards
http://bit.ly/OldNorthChurchPDF
Thank you for this! You have my heart as my passion is to go down research paths like this as well.
ReplyDeleteJeff Diver Yes, the Victorian trade card collection was how I first found you. I have been collecting ephemera since the late 1970s. I enjoy your posts!
ReplyDeleteINDIA STREET ANTIQUES / DANISH MODERN SAN DIEGO I'm delighted to find folks here that enjoy doing historical research. Thanks so much for your interest in my work!
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