Typed letter on the stationary of Mrs. F.D. Roosevelt, signed (with additional notes) by Eleanor Roosevelt.
“Dear Mrs. Sherwood:
I am delighted that you are coming and I will look for you a little before seven on Monday evening. On thinking over the plans, I decided that it would not be possible to visit both hospitals and really do a good job at either
one, so I shall just go to Coatesville on Tuesday and try to go to Valley Forge some time later on. Can you have the people of Coatesville arrange to meet us in Philadelphia or wherever they prefer? The number is 29 Washington Square, West and the apartment is 15-A.
Affectionately, Eleanor Roosevelt. Our telephone is Al-4-2822”
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-Eleanor Roosevelt biography
“Dear Mrs. Sherwood:
I am delighted that you are coming and I will look for you a little before seven on Monday evening. On thinking over the plans, I decided that it would not be possible to visit both hospitals and really do a good job at either
one, so I shall just go to Coatesville on Tuesday and try to go to Valley Forge some time later on. Can you have the people of Coatesville arrange to meet us in Philadelphia or wherever they prefer? The number is 29 Washington Square, West and the apartment is 15-A.
Affectionately, Eleanor Roosevelt. Our telephone is Al-4-2822”
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-Eleanor Roosevelt biography