Letter from R. G. Buzzell to A. B. Perkins, 1926 August 9

Title:

Letter from R. G. Buzzell to A. B. Perkins, 1926 August 9

Creator:

Buzzell, R. G.

Creator Role:

Author

Accession / Call Number:

2012.090 (m)

Object ID:

2012.090 (m)

Date:

1926/08/29

Type of Material:

textual record

Physical Description:

1 letter

Language:

English

Scope and Content:

Letter from R. G. Buzzell at Camp Bay State, a summer camp for boys in Tilton, NH, to Mr. A. B. Perkins of Manchester, NH, dated August 9, 1926. In the letter, Buzzell writes that he had a good time on his trip to the White Mountains and he lists where they visited, including the Flume and the Mount Washington Hotel. He also lists what they saw, which includes telegraph poles, cows, trees, and girls. Buzzell notes he has not eaten more than a handful of blueberries today in order to prepare for Alaska before going to to state he would like to see Perkins. He ends the letter by stating "the strain" is getting to him as he has lost 14 pounds.

Subjects:

Correspondence, Camps, Travel, Food

Locations:

Tilton, NH
Manchester, NH

People:

Buzzell, R. G., Perkins, A. B.

Terms of Use:

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Credit Line:

New Hampshire Historical Society purchase.

Restrictions:

Available for research.

Level Description:

Item