Joseph Jefferson sent William Winter's sketches to Osgood.
Subject Person/Organization
Joseph Jefferson (1829-1905), William Winter (1836-1917)
Subject Place
* Untyped Subject Place
Harrisburg, PA, Philadelphia, PA, Ho-Ho-Kus, NJ
Collection
Joseph Jefferson Manuscript Collection
Letter Details
Letter Date
Oct 7, 1880
Transcription
Transcription
*Original spelling retained throughout work; content appears exactly as written.*
[First Page] Harrisburgh
PA / Oct 7th 80 My dear Willie Since you
were in / Phil’a I have sent these / Sketches to Osgood / - “the Thames from /
Richmond “ - / “ Windsor Park / and / “Windsor Castle” [Inside Page Right] I
telegraphed / Osgood to send me / the proofs to Hohokus / where I shall be next
/ Monday. If I get any
more / done I will send / them on. These are / [Inside Page Left] mine. I
think you will particularly like “Windsor Castle”. I will have a rummage for
those questions when / I get home. I hardly know what / to say about O’Brian
when we/ meet I may be able to give you / [incomplete letter] the comedy
draws out good / audiences in the country and our/ business is very fine
considering / the Political [Circus]. The bursting
of [unrecovered] / Castle made me laugh
