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Boating lake and bathers

  • NIEye said:
    Armagh swimming baths, Folly Lane Armagh. Formerly a reservoir for the city's water supply and now the site of Armagh Leisure centre. The house in the background is Greenfield Manse belonging to the 3rd Presbyterian congregation. maps.google.co.uk/maps?hl=en&ll=54.344406,-6.642388&a...

War messenger dog in the front area swimming across a canal to reach its master and deliver a message

  • Roy57 said:
    Thank you for adding your photo to the group.
  • Dramatic Hands said:
    Super picture and narrative.

Photographic postcard of a swimming champion, possibly 'M. Kershaw'

  • beachcomber australia said:
    "... Kershaw" ?
  • someclevername said:
    So far my best guess of the signature on the above postcard is "M. Kershaw". Also of interest I found a very nice postcard with an image Miss Beatrice Kerr (currently for sale) at "http://www.sportspages.com/swimming/ephemera/general/beatrice_kerr_(champion_australian_swimmer)_1911_27546". Here is the description of the postcard: Original postcard. Real photograph of Beatrice Kerr, titled "Champion lady swimmer and diver of Australia." Signed and inscribed "Coo-ee" Yours Sincerely Beatrice Kerr 1911. Postally unused. Inscription and signature in black ink to front. Handwritten annotations in pencil to reverse. In very good condition.
  • Australian National Maritime Museum on The Commons said:
    someclevername beachcomber australia Thanks guys! Kershaw looks to be the most likely, deciphering handwriting is half the challenge :)
  • Australian National Maritime Museum on The Commons said:
    someclevername Oh & thanks! Have passed this onto our curators :)