Letter from Grace Coolidge to Bess W. Truman

NORTHAMPTON Main Street in 1838 from Warner's Coffee House The picture opens to the direction of Bridge Street. In the distance is seen the old Pomeroy Homestead. To the left of the Coffee House rises the white spire of the First Church almost hiding the old Court House. Opposite, occupying the present site of the Columbian Building, is the Edwards Church built in 1833. Adjoining stands the residence of Dr. Hunt and from this building in 1870 a fire spread destroying the church after which it was rebuilt on the present site farther up the street. Printed for the Hampshire Bookshop of Northampton NORTHAMPTON Massachusetts My dear Since Mrs. the Truman experience This heartfelt sudden's I am confident that one expression of good wishes. you mind hour been much I and death of President Processing nation will them he grinded these my and am wisely things lines FROM S TRUNIAN NARA SECURITY from and who has passed asking you to acc get President Irum and. chalinging by through a similar many you both be to girm strength good courage health. and afounding I have The honour to be Groat processes yours, april 23, 19's Grace Coblidge APR/24 4 PM Signature 1945 this. MASS Truman, ruman, The White Since O is TRUMAN Washing glow, D.C.