Interior of a large hall with a polished floor, rows of benches facing a stage at the far end, and red, white, and blue bunting and streamers hanging from the ceiling. Windows line the side walls. The room looks prepared for a public gathering or summer entertainment at Nutting's-on-the-Charles, a riverside hall in Waltham. The sender's note calls the place "a dandy." Waltham was then a watchmaking and manufacturing city on the Charles River, and the hall's stage and benches suggest a space built for assemblies, dances, or shows.
Postcard Details
Message · English, in pencil
This is a dandy
hall on the Charles
Have been some where
most every day.
C. F. B.
Translation
This is a dandy
place on the beach
kind [illegible] from home
[illegible] every day
[illegible]
White border; printed caption at bottom; pencil message written sideways along left edge, signed "C. F. B."
Postmark: WALTHAM MASS. AUG 21 1-30P 1918. Divided-back white-border color litho card; light edge wear.
Cite this card
Nutting's-on-the-Charles, Waltham, MA, 1918, postcard, c. 1918. PostalPast Collection. https://postalpast.com/postcard/nuttings-on-the-charles-waltham-ma-1918. Accessed November 2, 2026.