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Letter from Robert T. Lincoln, Chicago, to Darwin C. Pavey, Boston, Mass., 1900 April 14

Letter from Robert T. Lincoln, Chicago, to Darwin C. Pavey, Boston, Mass., 1900 April 14, April 14, 1900 — Autographs, Presidents. Held by Hopedale Jr.-Sr. High School, General Draper Memorial Library. Title supplied by cataloger. From Chicago - no more Lincoln autographs- D.C. Pavey.

Document

Type
manuscript
Publisher
Hopedale Jr.-Sr. High School
Published
1900-04-14
Published, as stated
April 14, 1900
Language
en
Media type
image/jpeg
Size
172629 bytes
Preservation
preserved
Digest (SHA-256)
706cbd2c75774d160f9cd14d5552447f14dc905c4dc6971afe0d9d34c59fac72

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Who wrote Letter from Robert T. Lincoln, Chicago, to Darwin C. Pavey, Boston, Mass., 1900 April 14, and who published it?

Hopedale Jr.-Sr. High School published it, 1900-04-14.

Attested by: Digital Commonwealth — Massachusetts Collections Online, retrieved 5 September 2026, under No known copyright restrictions.

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The Boston Archive holds this record of Letter from Robert T. Lincoln, Chicago, to Darwin C. Pavey, Boston, Mass., 1900 April 14 from Digital Commonwealth — Massachusetts Collections Online, retrieved 5 September 2026, under No known copyright restrictions (public domain). 5 recorded transforms stand between the retrieved bytes and this record. Attribution is due to Hopedale Jr.-Sr. High School.

Attested by: Digital Commonwealth — Massachusetts Collections Online, retrieved 5 September 2026, under No known copyright restrictions.

Identity

Identifier
urn:lemay:boston:document:letter-from-robert-t-lincoln-chicago-to-darwin-c-pavey-boston-mass-1900-april-14
Canonical URL
https://boston.fyi/document/letter-from-robert-t-lincoln-chicago-to-darwin-c-pavey-boston-mass-1900-april-14
As JSON
https://boston.fyi/document/letter-from-robert-t-lincoln-chicago-to-darwin-c-pavey-boston-mass-1900-april-14.json
Version
1 · last changed 5 September 2026

Provenance

Source
Digital Commonwealth — Massachusetts Collections Online — source of record
License
No known copyright restrictions (public_domain)
Retrieved
5 September 2026
Source identifier
commonwealth:mk61z0592
Attribution
Hopedale Jr.-Sr. High School
Rights as stated
No known copyright restrictions.

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