Baldock Church Valentine card 57692 JV [1907]
[Also know in monochrome]

St Mary the Virgin Church. Rev. Canon John Damett Nairne M.A. rector & surrogate; Rev. John Maryon-Wilson M.A. curate. [Kelly's Directory, 1908]

"A poor card - but the only one obtainable. I was shown over this church by a very kind gentleman who gave me an invitation to visit him whenever I pleased ---. The church dates from 1330 and is a foundation of the Knight Templars. It possesses a fine screen in which shields of the Knights Templars in miniature are placed." >>>

Baldock Church
Valentine card 57693 JV [1907]

[Also published with frame]
Note the wooden grave board in the foreground, and two more in the distance. Few such boards have survived anywhere in Herts.

Interior, Parish Church, Baldock
Published by H. Reed, Tudor House, Baldock.
RA series - circa 1925?

H. Reed, stationer, White Horse Street. [Kelly's Directory, 1922]

St Mary's Church, Baldock  
[manuscript note: Dec 1937]

Lych Gate, Baldock
posted 8 June 1916

To: Mrs T. Chapman, 2 Regents Parade, Harrogate, Yorks.

My Dear Dorothy.   I have left Haynes Park and at present am at Baldock, my address is 54 A.L.S. Baldock. Will write & give you all the news tomorrow, Love Tommy

This would appear to be from a soldier, posted to Baldock (for training?) writing home to his wife.