Watertown tercentenary correspondence, 1930 April 26-May 26.

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Watertown tercentenary correspondence, 1930 April 26-May 26.

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Consists of twelve letters, dating from 26 April to 26 May 1930, regarding the tercentenary of Watertown, Massachusetts, chaired by Fred E. Crawford. Includes three typed letters signed by Calvin Coolidge to Crawford concerning remarks to be made at the occasion. Also included are two typed letters unsigned by Fred E. Crawford, one to Calvin Coolidge reassuring him about the expected brevity of his address and one to Mr. and Mrs. Coolidge thanking them for attending the occasion.

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Western Reserve Historical Society, Research Library

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Western Reserve Historical Society, Research Library

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