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Haymarket Square, Portsmouth, N.H.. Photochrom print, 1880-1890.

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No. 6567.

Postcard sent by newspaper correspondent Edmund Noble to his wife, Lydia. Text reads: Aug. 17, 1905. Hotel Wentworth, Portsmouth. Dear Ma. If you will return the letter I shall be obliged. Today is fine and many have left the hotel to enjoy themselves in the country and at the water. I should like very much to have you here. How delighted Lilly would be! But the excitement might not be good for her. With love, Edmund.

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01/01/1902
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Noble, Edmund, 1853-1937, correspondent
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russo japanese war peace new hampshire portsmouth peace conferences buildings correspondence photochrom prints color postcards haymarket square haymarket square history of japan historic sites vintage images vintage postcards japan lot 2559 edmund noble photo print ultra high resolution high resolution old pictures russia empire of japan russian empire library of congress