A calm stretch of the Amesbury River reflects trees and a white building, likely The Glendon, along the far bank. The view is a summer river scene at Davisville, in the Contoocook area of New Hampshire, with woods crowding the water and the building standing out as the one clear landmark.
The sender's note reports beautiful country and wonderful weather, a typical vacation greeting from the New Hampshire countryside during the Second World War. Such scenic postcards carried simple summer messages between New Hampshire and Massachusetts.
Postcard Details
Message · English, in pen
Having a wonderful
time J. Hue. It is a
beautiful country.
Also wonderful weather
so far Regards to all.
Mary Mae Swin
White border at bottom with printed caption; lithographic halftone texture; no handwriting on front.
Postmark: CONCORD & CLAREMONT R.P.O. JUL 14 1942. Divided-back card with white border; Frank W. Swallow 'Post Card Co' Exeter N.H. imprint in stamp box; light soiling/edge wear.
Cite this card
Amesbury River, The Glendon, Davisville, NH, 1942, postcard, c. 1942. PostalPast Collection. https://postalpast.com/postcard/amesbury-river-the-glendon-davisville-nh-1942. Accessed November 2, 2026.