Correspondence with F. Scott Fitzgerald and family and Fitzgerald memorabilia, [undated] and 1931-1956.

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Correspondence with F. Scott Fitzgerald and family and Fitzgerald memorabilia, [undated] and 1931-1956.

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Correspondence of Kalman, a St. Paul investment banker, with Scott (1931-1939) and Zelda (1940-1946) Fitzgerald. Letters from Scott discuss family news, his and Zelda's health, and his finances. Zelda's letters include friendly reminiscences, descriptions of Montgomery (Ala.), her daughter's marriage, and her pessimistic observations on current affairs (largely World War II). Also included is some biographical information and memorabilia.

105 items in 2 folders.

Minnesota Historical Society, Division of Archives and Manuscripts

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