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Theodore Roosevelt writes his daughter Alice that Kermit Roosevelt has been the nicest traveling companion and that the Azores and Gibraltar worth seeing. The front of the postcard is a picture of the Southport Gates of Gibraltar.
1909-04-05
Theodore Roosevelt never received the proofs. But if the publisher is in a hurry, they need not send it.
1888-02-28
James Thompson McCleary sends a postcard from Budapest to Elihu Root containing the message, “Welcome to the Abraham Lincoln Memorial Commission.” The meaning of the message is unclear, especially in relation to the image on the card. The image shows a man holding a cross aloft and standing in what looks like the ruins of a coliseum, but it might be a distortion of Hero’s Square. There is a large, impressive building in the background that looks like the Hungarian National Parliament or possibly Buda Castle. A small man and woman are silhouetted in the foreground.
Library of Congress Manuscript Division
1905-07-13
William R. Simmers writes to Chester L. Brooks about moving and trying to find a new job.
Theodore Roosevelt National Park
1954-03-14