A letter from an unknown author to George Brockwell in Los Angeles, California. 16 January 1914.
Entry/Object ID
2017.41.1.318
Description
A letter from an unknown author to George Brockwell in Los Angeles, California. 16 January 1914.
A typed, 2 page letter in which the author is writting to see if George Brockwell will help sell property in North Whittier Heights. The author feels that the demand for citrus land is going to increase and they need the help to meet the demand. They are looking for real estate firms that do not have their own citrus lands to offer. The author will send maps, price lists, and literature as well as any assistance needed in explaining the conditions and terms of sale to clients. The author would like for Mr. Brockwell to come out to the property so the author can show him around. There will be a modern townsite opening soon as well as the compleation of a road connecting Whittier and Pomona Boulevard. Also, about 175 acres that have been planted to Eureka Lemons, Valencia Oranges, and Marsh Grapefruits. The cost of these young groves will go up on the 1st of February and suggests if Mr. Brockwell has clients interested in buying citrus land, now would be the time. The author closes the letter with hopes that Mr. Brockwell can interest his clients in the North Whittier Hegiths subdivision.
The pages have been glues together across the top. Page 1 (a) also has discoloration on the top and right side. Page 2 (b) also has abrasion damage on the left side. This object is in good condition overall.
