Letter from Elizabeth Clinedinst Crim to John S. Bagnall

Creator:

Crim, Eliza Clinedinst, 1838-1931

Scope and content:

Post marked from New Market, Virginia. Letter regards the public opening of a cave.

Language:

English

Other descriptive data:

Dear Mr. Bagnall,
I enclosed a chip of our wonderful cave. I wish you could come and go out there with me. Col. Brown a very fine old Southern gentleman has opened it to the public and as he has barrels of money it will be a great success for the wonders of the cave and the old town of New Market. Col. Brown sent two men to take my picture last week. I stood in my flower bed as the pretty flowers will hid the old time worn face of your old friend.
E. C. Crim

Subjects:

Virginia Military Institute—Class of 1865
Correspondence

Names:

Bagnall, John S. (John Seldon), 1844-1922
Crim, Eliza Clinedinst, 1838-1931
Bagnall, John S. (John Seldon), 1844-1922

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