Letter dated 8/15/1952 from Norman E. Maxson to George Bilderbeck School Building Committee of the Town of Groton resigning from the Committee due to lack of time to devote to the Committee.
Letter dated 8/15/1952 from Norman E. Maxson to George Bilderbeck School Building Committee of the Town of Groton resigning from the Committee due to lack of time to devote to the Committee.
Entry/Object ID
2016.1.1113
Scope and Content
A typed letter on white paper with black print. It begins "Norman E. Maxson Building Materials Long Hill Road Groton, Connecticut Telephone 8036 August 16th 1952 Mr. George Bilderbeck Starr Hill, Groton, Connecticut. Dear Mr. Bilderbeck: In as much as I am unable to devote enough time to the School Building Committee of the Town of Groton, I wish to submit my resignation as of this date…Very Truly Yours, (signed by 'Norman E. Maxson" in black pen Norman E. Maxson"(at the top right corner, ) 'Groton School' is lightly handwritten in pencil at the bottom right corner "File in Groton School.' Is hand printed in pencil) 3 fold marks
Collection
James L. Streeter Collection
Acquisition
Accession
2016.1
Source or Donor
Streeter, James L.
Acquisition Method
Gift
Lexicon
Nomenclature 4.0
Nomenclature Primary Object Term
Correspondence
Nomenclature Sub-Class
Other Documents
Nomenclature Class
Documentary Objects
Nomenclature Category
Category 08: Communication Objects
LOC Thesaurus for Graphic Materials
Committees, Public schools, Resignations
Search Terms
Correspondence/Letter, Schools, Groton, Long Hill Rd, Starr Hill, Town of Groton, Town of Groton School Building Committee
Archive Details
Creator
Bilderbeck, G.L.
Restrictions
Access: Discolouration/fading, surface soiling, wear, 3 fold marks and 2 rusted paper clip marks
Archive Notes
Date(s): August 15,1952
General Notes
Note
Status: Good
Status By: Maureen A. McClellan
Status Date: 2020-03-02
