Box 1
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Edward C. Widman collection of World War I letters
This collection consists of letters received by Edward C. Widman, Chief Clerk of the Rochester, New York Bureau of Design and Construction, during the First World War. The letters were sent from his co-workers in military service between 1917 and 1920.
Letters received, Undated, 1917-April 1918
This collection consists of letters written to Edward C. Widman from employees of the Rochester, New York City Engioneer's Office during World War I. Widman, Chief Clerk in the City Engineer's Office, was a social leader, both in many area organizations and, apparently, amongst the City Engineer's Office staff. The letters reflect the friendly relationship between Widman and his co-workers in military service during the First World War. The letters date from 1917 to 1920.
Letters received, May 1918-October 1918
This collection consists of letters written to Edward C. Widman from employees of the Rochester, New York City Engioneer's Office during World War I. Widman, Chief Clerk in the City Engineer's Office, was a social leader, both in many area organizations and, apparently, amongst the City Engineer's Office staff. The letters reflect the friendly relationship between Widman and his co-workers in military service during the First World War. The letters date from 1917 to 1920.
Letters received, November 1918-November 1920
This collection consists of letters written to Edward C. Widman from employees of the Rochester, New York City Engioneer's Office during World War I. Widman, Chief Clerk in the City Engineer's Office, was a social leader, both in many area organizations and, apparently, amongst the City Engineer's Office staff. The letters reflect the friendly relationship between Widman and his co-workers in military service during the First World War. The letters date from 1917 to 1920.