Scope and ContentScope This folder contains personal correspondence, greeting cards, envelopes, and handwritten notes, offering insight into Lewis H. Latimer’s personal relationships, communication style, and possibly holiday traditions. The presence of an Easter greeting card, handwritten letters, and envelopes with stamps suggests a mix of social and familial exchanges. Content Overview Based on the visible items in the folder, the contents include: Greeting Cards: Two Easter Greeting Cards with floral and angelic imagery, possibly exchanged between family members or close associates. Open views of the cards, showing poetry or written messages inside. Handwritten Letters: A letter with elegant handwriting on personal stationery, possibly discussing social matters. Another folded letter with multiple lines of text, indicating an extended discussion or personal reflection. Envelopes & Mailing Documents: One envelope addressed to "Miss Louise Latimer", Lewis H. Latimer’s daughter. The postmarked envelope with a red stamp suggests correspondence from a known associate. Miscellaneous Notes: A torn note with partial text and numerical references, possibly a reminder or informal message. Another document labeled "A Souvenir from Nellie," which may have sentimental or commemorative significance. Context This folder appears to document family interactions, social relationships, and seasonal traditions within the Latimer household. The Easter Greeting Cards highlight holiday correspondence, indicating an exchange of well-wishes and poetry among Latimer’s circle. The letter to Louise Latimer suggests a father-daughter relationship captured in written communication, offering insight into Latimer’s family dynamics. The handwritten letters reflect Latimer’s social connections, potentially with friends, relatives, or professional acquaintances. This collection provides a rare look at the personal and emotional side of Latimer’s life, complementing his more well-documented professional achievements in science and engineering.