Scope and Contents Four letters, two of them addressed to an individual identified as "Peggy" and two of them addressed to "Lily", presumably Lily Leverson, Marguerite's sister. One of the letters addressed to "Peggy" was written by her brother. The other is missing its latter pages with no information about the sender. One of the letters addressed to Lily was written by Marguerite inquiring about her wellbeing and thanking Lily for her letters. The other letter addressed to Lily is of a bittersweet and...

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5 pieces of correspondence written by Silvia Thomas to her cousin Peggy, three of them providing feedback for what seems to be a story or play written by the latter. The other two letters by Silvia discuss holiday plans and property hunting.

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Letters to Amy Brandon Thomas, one each from her father (dated 1903) and her brother Jimmy (dated 1908).

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Five letters sent to Amy by her mother while the latter was at the British Red Cross hospital in Paris visiting Jimmy, who had been critically injured on the French battlefront in the early stages of WWI. The letters were sent daily from November 7-11. Not long after, on November 17, Jimmy passed away due to his injuries.

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Two letters from Jevan addressed to his sister Amy.

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This series contains materials such as letters, postcards, and related ephemeral items such as cut signatures and telegrams sent by and to members of the Thomas-Leverson family.

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A collection of letters bound into an album, most of them addressed to an individual named "Mad" and signed off afffectionately by Silvia with the nickname "Loopy Lizz".

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Folder includes one autographed photograph of Anglo-French actor and singer Maurice Farkoa addressed to Mr(s). Lublin, a watercolor sketch of a man's face in profile, an unidentified individual's dental x-ray dated 1918, and a number of empty film wallets and envelopes.

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Photographic negatives encased in sleeves. The original paper film wallets that enclosed the negatives are affixed to some of the negative sleeves. Most of the negatives appear to not have been developed - alternatively, such developed photos of a portion of the negatives cannot be found in the archive.