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    Reverse side reads: "Dear Mother and father, I received your letter and am glad to hear from you. Dorothy is on her way home. Will have to cease now. Best, Margeurite Deven"

    West Pier of the Oakville Harbour in 1910.

    Postcard sent by Arthur Hughes to his fiancee in Wimbledon, England in 1919. He went over to marry her in 1920. Sent 7 April 1919.

    Arthur Hughes is the 4th man in the left line, and Albert Hughes is the 4th man in the right line.

    Postcard sent from Arthur Hughes to his fiancee in Wimbledon, England in 1919. He went over to marry her in 1920. Sent 17 March 1919. Photo of the Oakville Pumping Station and Reservoir that was built between 1908-1909 and was located between Kerr and Wilson Streets.

    Postcard sent by Arthur Hughes to his fiancee in Wimbledon, England in 1919. He went over to marry her in 1920. Sent 17 March 1919.

    Cox Estate is on the south side (right) of the photograph. Postcard sent by Arthur Hughes to his fiancee in Wimbledon, England in 1919. He went over to marry her in 1920. Sent 27 March 1919.

    Mount Vernon is pictured at the top of the hill. Postcard sent by Arthur Hughes to his fiancee in Wimbledon, England in 1919. He went over to marry her in 1920. Sent 10 February 1919.

    Reverse reads: "This bridge is a mile and a quarter north of Oakville and about three quarters of a mile north of this bridge is the farm I was born on. Arthur xxx"

    Reverse reads: "Dear Old Jane: How the devil are ye? I'm just that messy. Hope to see you Saturday. Love Bertha P.S. Harold's coming out for me on Saturday."

    Reverse side reads: "My Dear, glad to get your card. Too awfully hot to write letters. We are in the midst of a terrific storm. You know how I like them. Suppose you are getting nicely settled in. You will have heard of Mr Wm Acheson's death. Hope you are ...

    Reverse side reads: "Dear Jim, Arrived here OK. Looked the town over yesterday. Don't forget to look after the birds. Will be home sometime Saturday. Vera"

    Reverse side reads: "Dear Arthur, I thought I would drop you a line to see if you are alive and keeping. I hope you are well as it leaves us all the same at present. Please have a little cooler weather here. Now I don't suppose you will be here ...