Postmarks: Paris Saint-[illegible] 1130 19 V 1923 Transcription: May 17, 1923 Oh! My what a tour! We have enjoyed this beautiful city. We are off to Show morePostmarks: Paris Saint-[illegible] 1130 19 V 1923 Transcription: May 17, 1923 Oh! My what a tour! We have enjoyed this beautiful city. We are off to Moscow on a two day [illegible] to the battle fields - which will be interesting - We leave next Wed - for London - just a week before sailing time - It will be nice to get home + see you all again - Lots of Love - Annie Mrs. Charles Atwater Plandome Long Island U.S.A. Show less
Postmarks: London SW. 66 1245AM 26 JU 22 New York N.Y. Due 2 cents Transcription: [picture side] As you might have looked had you been practicing in Show morePostmarks: London SW. 66 1245AM 26 JU 22 New York N.Y. Due 2 cents Transcription: [picture side] As you might have looked had you been practicing in Venice three hundred years ago The other evening I fear I mailed three letters with only two [address-side] stamps. If one to you all was the neglected one, it's to you I apologize - I fear you won't get it promptly - It told only good news I'll write another soon - Meanwhile [illegible] for your + Polly's first to us, + let this tell you we expect to reach Paris on the 29th or 30th. It will save a day in delivery if from now on you address us c/o Morgan Harjes [illegible] 14 Place Vendome, Paris, but 123 [illegible] is also safe. Best from us all to you all. HWA. London June 24, 1922 Mr. C.W. Atwater Middle Drive Plandome, N.Y. U.S.A. Show less
July 24 - Oberammergau. This is the man that [illegible] the part of the Christ last time and again this year. He is a potter and does lovely work. He Show moreJuly 24 - Oberammergau. This is the man that [illegible] the part of the Christ last time and again this year. He is a potter and does lovely work. He has a wonderfully fine face. The play was beautiful. Wish you could have been here W.A.S. Miss Alice Merriam Washington St Middletown Conn U.S.A. Show less
Aug. 31 Do you know why I tho’t [thought] of you when I saw this card as we went thro’ [through?] hotel office to-night [tonight]? We only arrived at Show moreAug. 31 Do you know why I tho’t [thought] of you when I saw this card as we went thro’ [through?] hotel office to-night [tonight]? We only arrived at 7 p.m. so I know where it is. We came from Konstanz to-day [today] + it has poured most of the way. We stopped at Zurich + called on Miss Anna Stetson, “Aunt Jewett” Lily + Louise + their families saw nothing of the place. We go back to Paris pretty directly from here + I am to locate for a month at 95 Boul. St. Michel. [L.S.?] Miss Helen W. Atwater 226 Washington St. Middletown Connecticut U.S.A. Show less
London. June 14, 1922 My dear Bobbie,- These soldiers stay on guard one on each side of the gate for an [hour?] Each [illegible] the man or the horse Show moreLondon. June 14, 1922 My dear Bobbie,- These soldiers stay on guard one on each side of the gate for an [hour?] Each [illegible] the man or the horse [illegible] to move in all that time - Then they are relieved and a new man and horse do there [their] hour. The horses are jet black, the men wear bright red coats, white plumes and saddle clothes, and silvery, shiny helmets and cuirasses You'd love to see them - Robert M. Atwater Middle Drive Plandome New York U.S.A. [crosswise from left to right] Give lots of love to the family From Grandma [illegible] Show less
