Letter to Isabella Stewart Gardner from Boston with Dictated Response
correspondent
Thomas A. Fox
(Boston, 1864 - 1946)
Date18 July 1920
Place MadeBoston, Massachusetts, United States, North America
MediumInk on paper
ClassificationsManuscripts
Credit LineIsabella Stewart Gardner Museum, Boston
Accession numberARC.001555
eMuseum ID724961
EmbARK ObjectID28274
TMS Source ID11866
Last Updated8/9/24
Status
Not on viewWeb CommentaryIsabella Stewart Gardner kept meticulous records of many of her acquisitions. In keeping with this legacy, object information is continually being reviewed, updated, and enriched in order to give greater access to the collection.
MarksNotesStationery printed: St. Botolph Club. / 4 Newbury Street, Boston.
Envelope inscribed in pencil (verso): Thanks ever so much dear / Mr. F and I wonder did he really / get off on Sat. Did his ship go. / Come to see me as soon as y can, / any day but W. or so S. the best / hour from 2 - 4.15. Probably [crossed out] / Dont y think that the probabilities / are in favor of the divorced wife? / I've long suspected it. / Yrs.
Envelope stamped (recto upper left): Boston / Mass / Jul 19 / 10 AM / 1920 / Back Bay Sta. 1
Inscribed in pencil (lower left): [T. Fox]
Envelope inscribed in pencil (verso): Thanks ever so much dear / Mr. F and I wonder did he really / get off on Sat. Did his ship go. / Come to see me as soon as y can, / any day but W. or so S. the best / hour from 2 - 4.15. Probably [crossed out] / Dont y think that the probabilities / are in favor of the divorced wife? / I've long suspected it. / Yrs.
Envelope stamped (recto upper left): Boston / Mass / Jul 19 / 10 AM / 1920 / Back Bay Sta. 1
Inscribed in pencil (lower left): [T. Fox]
Olga Eliza Gardner Monks
1921-1922
William Crowninshield Endicott, Jr.
6 January 1922
