Letters, 1965-1967.

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Letters, 1965-1967.

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Correspondence with Richard H. Hill, Director, The Filson Club, dated 5 February 1965, responding to Hill's request that a covered bridge across Blaine Creek near Yatesville (Lawrence County, Ky.) be preserved; a 3 February 1965 letter to Hill noting that the state is happy to loan Paul Sawyier paintings for an exhibit at the J.B. Speed Art Museum; a 23 February 1965 letter to Hill declining an invitation to attend The Filson Club's March meeting; and a 9 June 1967 note to Curtis Craig thanking him for his letter and enclosures on Kentucky's 175th Anniversary Celebration.

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The Filson Historical Society

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