Newberry Library - John [-----], Charles L. Hutchinson correspondence, June 26, 1880

John [-----], Charles L. Hutchinson correspondence, June 26, 1880

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Title John [-----], Charles L. Hutchinson correspondence, June 26, 1880

Date June 26, 1880

Language English

Description Charles L. Hutchinson was a Chicago financier, trustee, and philanthropist.

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User-Contributed Transcription Grant June 26th 1880
Dear Teacher
I wrote to you a few days after I came out here, and did not recieve any answer, so I thought you didnt get it. I have been awfull lonesome out here. There is only about fifteen houses in the town. There is a store and post office (both in one) and a saloon here. There is know church in the town nor anywhere near here. There are plenty of churches in Denver Denver is sixty six miles from here - I am going to Denver next week to buy some things for my sister and to have a look around. I didnt have much chance to see the place

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Archival Collection Title Charles L. Hutchinson papers

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Call Number Midwest MS Hutchinson Box 2 Folder 165

BibID 998343628805867

Projects Tag Gilded Age (Adam Matthew Digital)

Contributing Institution Newberry Library

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Filename 998343628805867_mms_hutchinson_ser_001_box_002_fl_165_0001.tif

Unique Identifier NL12L6V6

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