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Letter from Nathalie Gookin to her mother and aunt, August 08, 1917
Title:
Letter from Nathalie Gookin to her mother and aunt, 1917
Description:
Gookin thanks her mother and aunt for the gift of books received, and writes of her activities at Longs Peak.
Date:
1917-08-08
Collection:
Nathalie Gookin Papers
Letter from Nathalie Gookin to her father, January 17, 1920
Title:
Letter from Nathalie Gookin to her father, 1920
Description:
Gookin tells her father about her day.
Date:
1920-01-17
Collection:
Nathalie Gookin Papers
Letter from Nathalie Gookin to her father, April 23, 1920
Title:
Letter from Nathalie Gookin to her father, 1920
Description:
Gookin writes about her day, and her desires for her summer vacation.
Date:
1920-04-23
Collection:
Nathalie Gookin Papers
Letter from Nathalie Gookin to her father, November 12, 1916
Title:
Letter from Nathalie Gookin to her father, 1916
Description:
Gookin writes a short letter to her father about her day.
Date:
1916-11-12
Collection:
Nathalie Gookin Papers
Letter from Frederick Gookin to his wife, August, 1917
Title:
Letter from Frederick Gookin to his wife, 1917
Description:
Mr. Gookin writes about hiking, and of how hard it is to secure horses to go riding.
Date:
1917-08
Collection:
Nathalie Gookin Papers
Letter from Nathalie Gookin to her father, December 12, 1919
Title:
Letter from Nathalie Gookin to her father, 1919
Description:
Gookin responds to a letter from her father.
Date:
1919-12-12
Collection:
Nathalie Gookin Papers
Letter from Nathalie Gookin to her father, February 10, 1918
Title:
Letter from Nathalie Gookin to her father, 1918
Description:
Gookin thanks her father for having her ring fixed in Chicago. She also writes of attending a play, and going to church with friends.
Date:
1918-02-10
Collection:
Nathalie Gookin Papers
Martha Schofield letter to Sadie Brouwer Bartram
Title:
Martha Schofield letter to Sadie Brouwer Bartram
Description:
Martha Schofield met Sadie Brouwer Bartram in 1859 while teaching at a school in Harrison, New York, and the two remained close friends. It is Schofield's birthday which has made her reflect on her life. She was pleased and surprised to learn that Bartram's cousin "Jordy" kept up his end of a bargain made with Schofield that he would stop smoking and she would give him a cent. She expresses great disdain for the habit of smoking. She shares her reaction to other items in a recent letter from Bartram and also discusses her recent activities.
Date:
1864-02-01
Collection:
Martha Schofield Papers, In Her Own Right, Swarthmore College

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