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A building with 'Albany' in neon lights. On the reverse 'Albany Cinema'.
A second photograph is taken in darker lighting and has 'Albany Cinema by night'.

Seven men in shorts posing as a group. On the reverse 'Fixed at last'.

Three Stearman trainers lined up at Darr, as annotated on the reverse.

A side view of a distant B24 at Cochran field, as annotated on the reverse.

Five photographs of Harvards in flight.
#1 is nine Harvards in formation.
#2 is a single Harvard, N588, in close formation.
#3 is six Harvards in close formation.
#4 is two Harvards in formation. On the reverse 'Peeling off'.
#5 is four Harvards…

A large two storey building identified on the reverse as billets at Darr.

A boy trying to sell papers to four airmen on a pavement. On the reverse 'We didn't but it after all'.

A side view of a Beech AT-10 Wichita. On the reverse 'Ready for Take off AT10'.

A sergeant pilot standing in uniform in front of buildings. On the reverse 'Not sure possibly Pete?'.

Terry holding a paddle beside a canoe. On the reverse' Terry'.
In a second photo Terry is in the canoe.

A head and shoulders portrait of a woman identified on the reverse as Dorris.

The corner of a tall building with a palm tree in front.

One car and a cyclist on an otherwise empty road, flanked by mature trees.
This has been identified as 214 East King Street, Quincy, Florida 32351.

A two storey building with a look out tower, identified on the reverse as the Coast Guard Station at Jacksonville.
A second photo shows the tower and a small boat.

A cart pulled by two horses in front of a detached house, 4498 Bemiss Road, Valdosta. On the reverse 'A common scene at Valdosta'.

A street scene with cars and pedestrians, identified on the reverse as Valdosta.

A municipal building identified as the County Building, Valdosta, Georgia.

Maurice as a soldier dressed in a great coat, standing by a brick wall.

Hall & Sons, Pinner Park farm, milk cart pulled by one horse.

A half length portrait of Maurice in dress uniform with pilot's wings.

Maurice in army uniform, with Nellie Louisa France (nee Stimpson) They are against the steps of Parkfield Lodge, which was Maurice's home.
Parkfield Lodge is at Headstone Lane and the entrance to the lane that ran down to the house is just opposite…

A half length portrait of Maurice with his wings.

Atlantic Coast Line switch engine at Valdosta station with a bus in the foreground. On the reverse 'The Chatanooga [Chattanooga] cho cho? Valdosta'.

Identification kindly provide by Curtis Brown and Doug Smith of the Fans of all steam locos…

Two views of Valdosta station and identified on the reverse.

Two large steam locomotives viewed from the side. On the reverse 'The engines that helped us to reach here (Atlanta)'.