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Postcard from Holland is a regular feature on this blog. On Wednesdays I post a card from my collection of vintage postcards. Today: Walcheren in Zeeland.
A beautiful postcard with three kids in the traditional costume of the island Walcheren in the province Zeeland.
The card was sent in 1927, so the photo is probably from the early 1920s.
Labels: Dutch culture, Postcards, Zeeland
By Henk van Kampen on Wednesday 28 March 2012
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If you like this blog, you may also be interested in my other genealogy blogs: The Graveyard rabbit of Utrecht and Het Gooi, about cemeteries, burial customs and related topics in The Netherlands in general and Utrecht and Het Gooi in particular, and Roots, about my own roots.
2 Comments:
Where all my rellies are from! Thanks Henk :)
You're welcome, Monica!
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