MS025.001J: George Masa letters from notable correspondents, 1923-1930

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MS025.001J: George Masa letters from notable correspondents, 1923-1930
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Pack Memorial Public Library
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1930
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MS025.001J: George Masa letters from notable correspondents, 1923-1930

Author: Masa, George (1881-1933)

Year: 1930

Description Folder contains letters to George Masa from several notable correspondents. These letters were originally part of a collection of autographs put together by Pack Memorial Public Library staff. 1923. Typed letter of 12/28/1923 from Edith Vanderbilt to George Masa thanking him for photographs he sent her that were taken at the 1923 State Fair. Hand signed. 1927. Typed letter of 5/14/1927 from Elizabeth Madox Roberts to Horace Kephart regarding her comments and delight in reading "Our Southern Highlanders." Hand signed. 1928. Typed letter of 11/20/1928 from John D. Rockefeller Jr. to George Masa thanking him for photographs Masa took of Rockefeller at "the hotel at Asheville the other morning." Hand signed. 1930. Typed letter of 5/6/1930 to George Masa from O. Max Gardner, Governor, NC. Writer thanks Masa for photographs and maps sent him of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park, as well as regrets that he can not attend the Rhododendron Festival in June. Hand signed. 1930. Typed letter of 5/6/1930 from Henry Horton, Governor of Tennessee, thanking Masa for photographs and maps sent to him of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park and regrets that he can not attend the

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