Justine Bryson Postcards, 1908-1916 | Eastern Kentucky University - Special Collections and Archives

By Anglea Heupel

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Collection Overview

Title: Justine Bryson Postcards, 1908-1916

Primary Creator: Bryson, Justine

Extent: 1.0 Folders

Date Acquired: 08/26/2003

Languages: English

Scope and Contents of the Materials

The postcards in this collection are a mixture of lithographed and real photo postcards. They are about everyday topics, mostly asking Miss Bryson to come for a visit, asking permission to correspond with her, and saying "wish you were here."

Collection Historical Note

Justine Bryson was born in 1894 in Ohio and moved to Valley View, KY sometime before 1900. She married Clay Griggs, had at least five daughters and died in Madison County in 1975.

Box and Folder Listing

Browse by Folder:

[Folder 1],
[All]

Folder 1

Barcode: 31234013927726

Item 1: Famous High Bridge near Lexington, KY, 1909: Physical Description: POSTCARD, 3.5x5.25
Item 2: Union Station in Lexington, KY, 1908: Physical Description: POSTCARD, 3.5x5.25
Item 3: Hamilton College in Lexington, KY, 1909: Physical Description: POSTCARD, 3.5x5.25
Item 4: "A bit of Ky. River Scenery near Ford, Ky., on L & N.R.R.", 1910: Physical Description: POSTCARD, 3.5x5.25
Item 5: "Lake and Grounds at Natural Bridge, Kentucky": Physical Description: POSTCARD, 3.5x5.25
Item 6: Fort Boonesborough, 1909 Aug 29: Physical Description: POSTCARD, 3.5x5.25
Item 7: The Brown-Proctoria Hotel, Winchester, KY, 1911 Mar 24: Physical Description: POSTCARD, 3.5x5.25
Item 8: King's Daughters Hospital, Frankfort, KY, 1910 Oct 25: Physical Description: POSTCARD, 3.5x5.25
Item 9: Natural Bridge, KY, 1910 May 27: Physical Description: POSTCARD, 3.5x5.25
Item 10: Pan Bowl in Jackson, KY, 1912 Jan 12: Physical Description: POSTCARD, 3.5x5.5
Item 11: Memorial Chapel at Berea College, Jan 9: Physical Description: POSTCARD, 3.5x5.5
Item 12: Memorial Hall at E.K.S.N. School, Aug 14: Physical Description: POSTCARD, 3.5x5.5
Item 13: "Natural Bridge on the L & E Railway", 1916 Jul 17: Physical Description: POSTCARD, 3.5x5.5
Item 14: Fayette County Court House by night, 1914 Sep 23: Physical Description: POSTCARD, 3.5x5.5
Item 15: The New High Bridge at High Bridge, KY, 1914 Sep 23: Physical Description: POSTCARD, 3.5x5.5
Item 16: "Green Hills," Residence of J.B. Haggin, near Lexington, KY, 1914 Mar 14: Physical Description: POSTCARD, 3.5x5.5
Item 17: Ashland, Home of Henry Clay, 1913 Feb 1: Physical Description: POSTCARD, 3.5x5.5
Item 18: Richmond Court House, 1912 Nov: Physical Description: POSTCARD, 3.5x5.5