Letters, 1889-1909.

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Letters, 1889-1909.

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Letters from Remington to his friend Joel Wakeman Burdick concerning business matters, Remington's writing and painting, Adirondack property, the advent of the Spanish-American War, visiting arrangements, excursions into the woods, and requests for railroad passes from Burdick, 1889-1909; also includes poems and sketches included with the letters; invitation from Gov. T.R. Roosevelt, 1900; and a clipping about Burdick's adventure on Lake George during a canoe trip with Remington, 1899.

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Campbell University, Wiggins Memorial Library

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Campbell University, Wiggins Memorial Library

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Remington, Frederic, 1861-1909

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Burdick, Joel Wakeman, 1853-1925.

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