The description on the front of the card:
Stone Bridge in West Lawn Cemetery, Canton, Ohio
Postmark Date: June 9, 1916
Era: Divided Back Era
Condition: Used
West Lawn Cemetery sits adjacent to the McKinley National Memorial and was where William McKinley was originally buried. Originally called Canton Cemetery, the name was changed to West Lawn Cemetery in 1861 when it was incorporated. It is now 67 acres and is located between Fourth and 12th streets.
Message on the back of the card:
Dear Myrtle,
I guess that will be al -right have a letter from Clark today. He says they’ll be down about noon but if you said afternoon. I suppose that’s when it will be.
Lorrie
Addressed to:
Miss Myrtle Shaub
New Berlin, Ohio
Published by:
L. Schartenberg & Co., Inc., Akron, Ohio
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