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Item consists of a real photo postcard of the Grand Trunk Railway station at Brampton, including a horse and plain wagon. A train is at the station.

Item consists of a real photo postcard of Main Street South, Brampton, looking south.

Note that the postcard was mislabeled by its creator. A. L. Cook drug store and telephone was located at 44 Main Street North, and jeweler J. S. Beck was located at 50 Main Street North.

Item consists of a real photo postcard of the Brampton Fairgrounds, not during an event.

Item consists of a colourized postcard of Jennings Nurseries, as viewed from a hill. The greenhouses were located at Church Street and Union Street.

Item consists of a colourized postcard of Wellington Street East, looking west from Chapel Street.

Item consists of a generic postcard of cattle and a red flag, on which Brampton's name has been added. The colourized photograph shows brown, spotted cows, which would suggest Guernsey, Ayrshire, or Red and White Holstein; it is likely, however, that they are actually simply unnecessarily colourized Holsteins.

Item consists of a photographic postcard showing a view of Main Street North, looking south. This includes the trees on the west side of the street, opposite the church. Grace was a Wesleyan Methodist congregation.

Item consists of a photographic postcard of an elevated view of the Dale Estate greenhouses. Verso includes "Published by Mrs. Edwards, Brampton, Ont."

Item consists of a postcard of Main Street South looking north from Chapel Street.

Item consists of a real photo postcard of the Canadian Pacific Railway station at Brampton, featuring a crowd of onlookers and a horse and wagon for Queen's Hotel, Brampton.

Item consists of a real photo postcard of the residential area on Main Street North, above Church Street.

Item consists of a generic postcard with "In Brampton" printed on it, of a man kissing a woman in a parlour.

Item consists of a postcard of houses on Main Street South, Brampton, including a car starting up one of the long driveways.