Eleanor Roosevelt: Eleanor Roosevelt Letter to George Curlin
Name/Title
Eleanor Roosevelt: Eleanor Roosevelt Letter to George CurlinEntry/Object ID
2006.00.03 a, bDescription
Two page typed letter to Mr. George Curlin, United Feature Syndicate, 220 East 42nd Street, New York, New York from Washington, D.C. January 5, 1939. The letter talks about Eleanor Roosevelt seeing Jo Davidson's exhibit, and liking bust he did of FDR, and liking the sculpture he did in Spain. She also mentions attending a press conference for the Children's Bureau and a luncheon of the Women's National Democratic Club. She writes about how she is sorry to hear that Governor and Mrs. Herbert Lehman of New York have colds. Finally, the letter concludes with how appointments have been made to the Supreme Court and the Tennessee Valley Authority. The letter includes her typed signature and signed in ink, "Eleanor Roosevelt."Collection
Permanent CollectionCategory
Letter, Documentary Objects