Letters from William Tudor to his sister, Emma Tudor Gardiner,

Two letters written from London. In one letter, written in French, Tudor inquires after Emma’s study of the piano and French. In a later letter, he describes to her the cottages he has seen in England, and advises her on the house she is planning to build in Gardiner, Maine, including two architectural sketches. Tudor also offers detailed descriptions of the shops in London, his impressions of Londoners’ rudeness and "blustering air," his impressions of the different classes in England and France, and fashions of the ladies.

Letters from William Tudor to his sister, Delia Tudor Stewart,

Three letters written during Tudor’s various travels in England and the United States. In one letter, he writes of the precautions Delia should take in their correspondence in light of increasing tension between the United States and England. One letter is in French.

Juanita Castro, sister of Fidel Castro at Anti-Fidel Castro demonstration

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Jane Pickens Langley with sister Patti Pickens

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Sister Theresa Kane

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Anti-Castro demonstration with Juanita Castro, sister of Fidel

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Sister Theresa Kane

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