A Post Office postcard from San Antonio, Texas. Sent in 1910 to Chas: "Still in Texas and having a fine time. Am feeling fine." #PostedInThePast

The General Post Office, Montreal, Quebec sent in 1914 to Westmorland: "Received parcel safely. I wrote to you but they think it went down on the Empress." From the date this was sent, it would be the #EmpressOfIreland disaster where the post was lost. #PostedInThePast

Looking forward to seeing a couple of the talks in Stur.

Happy #PostboxSaturday from Swanage!

Culdees Castle, posted in 1907 to Miss Frost in London: "This is our castle." #PostedInThePast

Bournemouth's Pier Entrance – sent in 1925 to Miss Wightman, The Willow, Llandudno: Dear Kitty, Hope you are having a nice time. It is lovely here. Love Doris #PostedInThePast

Kingston, Dorset – sent in 1908 to Mr Spicer, Lower Parkstone, Dorset: Dear Sid, received PC. Please tell Mother Mr H arrived at Wareham quite safe. I shall come home on Sat if fine. I have had only 1 bath. Hope to have one when I get to Mrs Millers one day this week.

Join Arthur and Hilary as they explore Exmoor’s history in #MemoriesFromTheFuture – now available from your favourite bookshop. #Exmoor #Genealogy #Minehead #Porlock #Selworthy #Lynton #Lynmouth #Simonsbath #Exford #Dulverton #Dunster #Watchet #Cleeve mybook.to/2gpty7e

Kingston Lacy, near Wimborne. Posted in 1906 to Higher Kingston, Nr Dorchester: Dear M, I got to Lakey safe half past six. 2 hours going up. We are going to Poole this afternoon. Jennie is quite well. With love. #PostedInThePast

Barmouth, posted to Mr Hume, Lordship Lane, Wood Green: Dear Father We had an hour’s row on this piece of water yesterday morning and afterwards went to Cregennan Lakes, 1800 feet above sea level. With love to all Your affectionate son, Kenneth #PostedInThePast

#WallsOnWednesday from Swanage where you can see some work's been done to change the access into this hall near the Mill Pond.

Such a thrill to return to Lynmouth with Memories from the Future.

A very tatty card reveals the story of Edwin Harrison who lost his life aboard HMS Hampshire #OTD in 1916. He sent the card from Portsmouth to his younger sister. #PostedInThePast

Managed to escape the showers and enjoy a few hours mooching and motoring around Exmoor. Also made time for a delicious cream tea at Periwinkle Cottage.

The Franco-British Exhibition, London, 1908: "Am just off home, having finished up with Scenic Railway. Wish you were here. Queen." The card was sent to a sailor aboard HMS Venus, in the Atlantic Fleet. #PostedInThePast

Join Arthur and Hilary as they explore Exmoor’s history in #MemoriesFromTheFuture – now available from your favourite bookshop. #Exmoor #Genealogy #Minehead #Porlock #Selworthy #Lynton #Lynmouth #Simonsbath #Exford #Dulverton #Dunster #Watchet #Cleeve mybook.to/2gpty7e

Posted in 1958 to Master Philip in Burwell: Dear Phil, I have bought a hammer, and am going to buy a saw. Love from Peter. XXXXXXXX #PostedInThePast #PostboxSaturday

Happy #PostboxSaturday from Oborne, Dorset.

Bournemouth's Square, sent ito Miss Killich, Williton, Somerset: Don't trouble to send me a cake or anything as I can easily do without at present and I expect you have got plenty to do now Mother is away. #PostedInThePast

To Grove Park, Lee, London in 1905 from Dorothy: "We are enjoying our holiday so much. We have seen Worcester, and Hereford and came on to Ross today." #PostedInThePast