Name/Title
Correspondence Sent and Received, (1 folder, 1976)Scope and Content
Lewis H. Latimer Foundation Letters (March - April 1976) – A collection of correspondence between: Robert S. Royster, President of the Lewis H. Latimer Foundation, and Ms. Winifred Latimer Norman, discussing internal communication issues, interactions with the Boston Business Resource Center (BBRC), and efforts to support minority business communities. Reese A. Shepard, Executive Vice President of BBRC, responded to Royster regarding an inquiry into the handling of business support services. A letter to Joel J. Francis (April 2, 1976), addressing his status within the Foundation and formalizing resignation procedures under the Foundation’s by-laws.Context
This series includes letters concerning the internal business of the Lewis H. Latimer Foundation (1976).Collection
Lewis Latimer Fund, Inc. Records (1986-1996) [QPL Subgroup], Latimer Family Papers (1870-1996 ) [QPL Full Collection], The Latimer Norman Family Collection (1879-1996) [QPL Subgroup]Archive Items Details
Title
Correspondence Related to Lewis H. Latimer and the Lewis H. Latimer FoundationDescription
Morehouse College Letter (December 9, 1929) – A letter from B.T. Harvey, Director of Morehouse College's Science Laboratory, Atlanta, GA, to J. Wardlaw, Secretary of the Edison Pioneers. The letter requests information about Lewis Howard Latimer’s membership in the Edison Pioneers and his contributions to the organization for inclusion in the Morehouse Journal of Science.
Lewis H. Latimer Foundation Letters (March - April 1976) – A collection of correspondence between:
Robert S. Royster, President of the Lewis H. Latimer Foundation, and Ms. Winifred Latimer Norman, discussing internal communication issues, interactions with the Boston Business Resource Center (BBRC), and efforts to support minority business communities.
Reese A. Shepard, Executive Vice President of BBRC, responding to Royster regarding an inquiry into the handling of business support services.
A letter to Joel J. Francis (April 2, 1976), addressing his status within the Foundation and formalizing resignation procedures under the Foundation’s by-laws.Location
Folder
386h/1aBox
386Archival Collection
Latimer Family CollectionMuseum
Lewis Latimer HouseCity
Flushing, QueensState
New York, USAContinent
North AmericaCountry
United States