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      Condition: Fair- All four corners are worn as well as some sections across the top and bottom edge. The entire postcard has yellowed with age.

      Condition: Good- the top left and right corners of the postcard are creased. Both bottom corners are slightly worn.

      Condition: Fair- the left edge is worn and the image has begun to peel away from the card. This is happening along the top and across the bottom edge of the postcard are small cracks in the photo. Near the upper left corner are some scratches and an "L" and …

      Condition: Good- all four corners are worn and along the bottom edge the image has begun to fade. In the upper right quadrant there is a small, brown coloured mark.

      Condition: Excellent- The bottom and to right corners are slightly worn.

      Condition: Excellent- the top layer of paper has begun to peel away from the bottom layer on the bottom right corner.

      Condition: Good- the colour along the edge's and corners has begun to chip away. There appears to be a faint water mark under the 'Queen' of the inscription.

      Condition: Good- All four corners are worn. There is a brown stain in the upper right corner.

      Condition: Excellent- Some fading and wearing along the bottom edge of the image and the corners as well.

      Condition: Good - Some wear along upper edge.

      Condition: Fair. Pretty dirty with a crease in the middle.

      Postcard view of the St. Marys Town Hall and the St. Marys Public Library, likely taken up in the building located on corner of Church Street South and Queen Street East.

      Postcard view of the St. Marys Public Library along with the St. Marys Town Hall. Photo would have been taken about halfway between Queen Street East and the Church Street bridge.

      The St. Marys Public Library was built in 1904 thanks to a Carnegie grant. The St. Marys Town Hall was built in 1891.

      The St. Marys Town Hall was built in 1891 in order to replace the former town hall which had burned down 2 years earlier. The St. Marys Public Library was built in 1904 using an Andrew Carnegie grant of $10,000.

      The St. Marys Public Library was built with a $10,000 Carnegie library grant in 1904. The St. Marys Town Hall was built in 1891 to replace the old town hall which had burnt down 2 years earlier.

      Condition: Excellent - Some wear around edges.

      Condition: Good - Slight wear around edges and corners, slight discolouration on matte.

      Condition: Excellent- the image is clear with no signs of damage.

      Condition: Good- the bottom left, right and top right corners are worn. Along the top above the inscription the postcard has begun to yellow.