I haven't posted anything on the Bee family of Edinburgh for quite awhile, because there was nothing additional to post. In May we visit...

I wish the cards I have showed close-ups of the trams in Glasgow. They don't, but they still provide an interesting view. After you look...

Our recent visit to Edinburgh was initially inspired by the old Valentine prints I posted on this blog some time ago. We were so enchanted...

You probably think I've been sitting in a lawn chair for the last month, but actually I have been hard at work conducting intensive post...

Nettie Bee and her family lived in the Rosemount Buildings in Edinburgh, Scotland,  and sent and received some of the loveliest postcards. ...

Freswick House is built upon one of the most important archaeological sites at the northern tip of Scotland, a former Viking settlement. Alt...

I look forward to visiting Scotland some day soon. When I do, I hope to ride on the Edinburgh trams, assuming the project has been completed...

I wonder whatever became of Edith Bee of Edinburgh, Scotland. Edith appears to have been the youngest child in the Bee family. Here's t...

This card was sent to Mrs. M.J. Bee in Edinburgh, Scotland in 1917 by an active serviceman in WWI. Active servicemen didn't need to affi...

In many ways, Edinburgh's tram system was similar to systems in other cities. The city started out with horse-drawn cars in 1871. But th...

I apologize. I am once again straying away from postcards. I originally thought to use these as illustrations in combination with postcards ...

There is something special and intriguing about the Bee family from Scotland and the postcards they sent. I wish I knew more about them. The...

Here's another card from the Bee family, this one sent to Chrissie Bee in Edinburgh, Scotland from her friend in Kingham, England: The...

Nettie Bee is a wonderful name to have. Miss Nettie Bee was vacationing in Fife, Scotland in 1917 (?) I have a number of postcards to and f...

More from the Bee family! The Bee family lived in the Rosemount Buildings in Edinburgh, Scotland. This card was sent to Chrissie Bee from he...

The Bee family lived in Edinburgh, Scotland and sent and received some beautiful cards.  This card was sent to Miss Nettie Bee in 1918 from ...

This card, sent in 1917 to Edith in Edinburgh, Scotland, reads: My Dear wee Edith, This is the P.C. I promised you. Tell ma, and my two wee ...