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Hand-written letter, lined page, the lines are faded. The writing is thick and loopy, with a few smears.

Medium sized hand-written letter, a doily pattern is engraved on the page, along with a pattern cut on the edges. The envelope is yellow and has an engraving of a dotted pattern with flowers.

Hand-written letter on lined paper. The writing is a bit faded.

Medium sized hand-written letter. Has a red stain on the back.

Medium sized hand-written letter, two sheets, the edged of the paper is gilded in a gold color. Envelope has an engraving of a bridge, a few houses, and a water mill. Has a green postmark.

Letter to Martha from E.H. Borp; New York Mills, August 17th. The envelope was addressed to Miss Martha M. Smith. Opens with talk of travel and the weather. Describes a trip to Rosella's, where she was told of a Dutchman. Tells of two trips to church the previous day and a plan to go into the cities tomorrow on a tram with Jennie. Discusses planned activities with Jennie and other young ladies. The second half of the letter dates to Wednesday morning. Describes a tip to Bettie's with Jennie. Mrs. Ashley intends to return home with them. Mentions going to [Slra Matsou's] and to Maron, [Aelli], Hilham's. After signing off, E.H. writes, "Don't let anyone see this."

Medium hand-written note, ink stain up top, held in the light reveals a pattern. Envelope has a missing stamp on the upper left and a green postmark on the center left. Postmark, 'SEP 8, New York ___, NY'.

Yellow, medium sized letter, two sheets. Mary is apologizing to Martha. Envelope is also yellow, with a faded postmark on the upper left.

Letter to Martha Whitney from Debbie; New York Mills, May 24. Asks for Cornelia Porter and Ellen Abby to answer her letters. Mentions of Martha Gray and Ester Box's cousin.

This folder contains clippings and articles from "The Riverside Press, Cambridge" regarding the U.S. Military Academy at West Point, and from the Florida State Library regarding "Apalachee, The Publication of Tallahassee Historical Society."