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1887-01-10 Bowditch Statue: Letter from T. H. Bartlett, Sculptor, to Superintendent, shipping Statue to Paris, 2014.020.010-003

Letter: T. H. Bartlett, Sculptor, to Superintendent, 1887
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Letter: T. H. Bartlett, Sculptor, to Superintendent, 1887

Subject: Bowditch statue back to Paris

No 374 Federal St Boston

To the Superintendent of Mt Auburn Cemetery --

Dear Sir -- It has been decided that I shall send the Bowditch Statue back to Paris for repairs -- so if you will be kind enough to deliver it to the bearer & assist him to load it, I shall be greatly obliged --

Very truly yours

T.H. Bartlett Sculptor

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