Letter from LHL to Dr. Sarah Greenberg
This letter, written on July 21, 1926, by Lewis H. Latimer, showcases his personal communication style. In it, Latimer writes to the wife of a friend after a dinner visit, conveying his sentiments and admiration for her qualities. He concludes the letter with updates on the pleasant weather and the well-being of his family. The letter, written on stationery marked with Latimer's address at 64 Holly Ave., Flushing, New York, provides a glimpse into his personal life and relationships.
64 Holly Ave., Flushing, New York,
Handwritten letter by Lewis H. Latimer, dated July 21, 1926, addressed to the wife of a friend. The letter reflects Latimer's thoughtful personality, expressing admiration and updates on the weather and family.
Latimer Family Collection : Latimer House
1926
Transcription: Page 1: "64 Holly Ave., Flushing, N.Y. July 21, 1926 Dear Dr., Your husband was out here yesterday to dinner at the Normans', and he asked me to write to you. I said I would and now I am doing it; but what shall I write. It's a serious thing writing to another fellow's wife, and to say what you would wish to say without revealing more than is wise, is a difficult task. However, here I am telling you how sincerely I admire you for your devotion to your patients and many other sterling qualities,_ Page 2: _and I am hoping that you have all the good time that you are entitled to, while you are away. Finally, everybody is well, and we are having delightful weather, although thus far it has not been very warm. With the consciousness that I have done the right thing in the right way, I am very truly yours, S.H. Latimer_
Aisha Abdul Rahman
English
3.5"x5.5"
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LLH Attic
Latimer Family Collection
Lewis Latimer House
FlushingQueens
New York, USA
North America
United States