Real-photo postcard with image of St. Anne's Catholic Church, located in Somerset, Wisconsin. The brick church has a large entrance flanked by two belltowers. Unused.

Real photo postcard showing the front of the church from across the street. The brick church has twin bell towers. The shadow of an electrical pole is in the bottom left of the image. Unused.

Real-photo postcard with image of St. Anne Catholic Church in Somerset, Wisconsin. The large entrance is flanked by two bell towers. Printed on EKC paper (used 1930-1950). Unused.

Real-photo postcard with image of St. Anne Catholic Church in Somerset, Wisconsin. The church building, made of brick, has large concrete steps and two bell towers. The picture includes numerous kinds and sizes of trees. Text printed on verso: The Co-Mo Company, Post Cards, Minneapolis, Minn. Handwritten text on verso seems to be only a portion of the message: "since 15 June & now I am without anything to read except St. Paul & Minneapolis papers & ocassionally the Ark. Gazette. As Ben states you are counting the wks. till the time arrive[s] for me to come home. I have been counting the days from the time this letter leaves camp. I have only 21 days left here. We get through on the 23rd which is a god send & I do not mean maybe. I expect to spend an aftn. in Duluth if possible to leave here in the morning".

Real-photo postcard of the three-story brick St. Anne's parochial school building and convent in Somerset, Wisconsin. The school includes a bell tower, but no bell is visible. Text printed on verso: The Co-Mo Company, Post Cards, Minneapolis.

Real-photo postcard of what is the three-story brick St. Anne's parochial school and convent building in Somerset, Wisconsin, and a portion of the cemetery. Possibly published by Winter and Sherman, New Richmond. Date from message on verso. The lengthy message from Anna to her niece is in French.

Real-photo postcard with image of the bridge over the Apple River at Somerset, St. Croix County, Wisconsin. Houses and other buildings -- including the bell tower of the Catholic school, finished in 1907 -- can be seen on the hillside on the other side of the river. The bridge was meant for wagon traffic, so the photograph was probably taken in the early 1900s. Unused.