Letter to Fitzgerald & Lee, Inc. from John O. Hill
Entry/Object ID
2022.16.8086
Scope and Content
Letter to Fitzgerald & Lee, Inc. from John O. Hill
Transcription:
John O. Hill, D.D.S.
208 East Side Savings Bank
Rochester, N.Y.
Attn Mr. Lee
Fitzgerald & Lee
Alexandria Bay, N.Y.
Dear Sirs:
Your letter received and the Chris Craft you mentioned may interest me although rather have a 22 ft boat. Also I think you ought to do better than $500 as this Scripps engine is the best one on Sodus Bay and installed in the proper boat would be a knock out. You don't know of a Hacker hull
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or a Gar Wood about 22 so you could perhaps make a trade on hulls and you install my engine for me in this winter.
Yours truly
J.O.Hill
This hull you made is a beauty and just as slick as ever and a wonderful seaworthy hull you certainly made a dandy boat. I will either have to put a smaller engine in that and keep the engine. I like both of them but the don't hitch.
J.O.Hill
Collection
Fitzgerald & Lee Collection of the Cornwall Brothers Store Museum
Category
Correspondence
Acquisition
Accession
2022.16
Source or Donor
Cornwall Brothers Store Museum
Acquisition Method
Loan
Credit Line
Cornwall Brothers Store Museum
Source (if not Accessioned)
Cornwall Brothers Store Museum
Notes
The Fitzgerald & Lee collection is held at the Cornwall Brothers Store Museum in Alexandria Bay, NY. Due to mutual interests in the substance and context of the collection, the ABM digitized the collection to be able to use the materials for internal exhibit purposes.
Archive Details
Archive Size/Extent
2 pages
Restrictions
This collection is open for research use
Primary Language
English
Archive Notes
Transcribed by Mike Gimigliano on 3/2/23
Archive Items Details
Container
6-13
Location
Building
Cornwall Brothers Store Museum
Copyright
Copyright Details
The Fitzgerald & Lee, Inc. collection is the physical property of the Alexandria Township Historical Society. The ABM reserves the right to reproduce items from the Fitzgerald and Lee Collection for exhibition use. Any other use must be approved by the ATHS. Inquiries as to publication or reproduction for profit must be forwarded to the ATHS. Copyright belongs to the authors or creators or their legal representatives where applicable. For further information, consult the Alexandria Township Historical Society at 315.482.4586.