| Summary: | Color print of residences on Perry Street in Montgomery, AL. Shows two 2-story white houses with four large columns across front. Both have green manicured lawns. There are sidewalks along the paved street. The largest house is present day Alabama Governor's mansion. There is a horse and buggy in front of this house. Postmarked Nov. 3, 1917. Divided back postcard.Printed on front: 'Fine Residence Section, Perry Street, Montgomery, Ala.' ; Printed on back: 'Published by T.J. Mattox Cigar & Tobacco Co., Montgomery, Ala. Made in U.S.A.', 'A-14949', 'C.T. Photochrom, C.T. Co. Chicago'.Written on back: Dear cousin. I received your card the other day and will now answer it. We are now under quarantine again for mumps. What all did you do to please your neighbors Halloween night? It was pretty quiet here that night except for a few buckets of water which was thrown into some of the tents. It is getting awfully monotonous to be quarantined and have nothing to do. I think I would rather drill. When we are free then I think I would rather be quarantined. "Such is the life." Brandon. Nov. 3rd 1917.' ; 'Miss. Hazel Bowsher, Hume, Il'
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