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Lower Station Stronsay
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Lower Station Stronsay

Another postcard returned from Canada, Thanks again Hilary. One of the postcards is dated 1914 and says that the herring fishing is very poor because of the war. I am unable to see the front and back at the same time so not sure which one
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Picture added on 03 May 2009
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This postcard was sent from Stronsay in 1909 by my great aunt Elizabeth Shearer to her husband Thomas Croy who had gone to Canada to join his brother. The family were reunited in Canada. The writing on the front of the card says "Hen's stride and your at Feaston" (the family home)

Added by Wilma Carvill (nee Shearer) on 30 August 2009
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Stronsay

Rackwick BayOpening of new offices at Scapa DistilleryScapa School around 1933Royal visit in the 80sBarrier number threeFinstown from WidefordOpposite the Police Station, LonghopeQueen Street, StromnessMystery gentleman on a motorbikeLizzie Ann Thomson Smith (nee Wilson)