This postcard is from Margaret's Stevenson to George Hackney. She expresses gladness that George is now closer to home as he was recovering from an injury in Wharncliffe War Hospital, Sheffield. She hopes that he is on the way to recovery. The picture on the reverse side depicts the Reading Room of the Presbyterian Women's Union, Belfast. This letter is from the papers of George Naphthali Hackney (c. 1889-1977), a Lance Corporal from Clifton, Belfast. Before his time in the army, he worked as a book-keeper for a florist. He was the youngest in a Presbyterian family of six, with three older sisters. In 2014, his collection of photographs taken in the trenches were made available to the public in an Ulster Museum exhibition, and his life and photography became the subject of a BBC documentary, 'The Man who Shot the Great War'. M.J. Stevenson (born c. 1881) was a Margaret J. Stevenson, an unmarried, Presbyterian warehouse clerk living on Wheatfield Avenue in Clifton.