Queen Victoria Letter And George Peabody 1866

by: Mrs. George A. Osborne

Publication date: 1866

Usage: Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 3.0

Topics: Victoria - Queen of Great Britain 1819-1901., George Peabody 1795-1869

Collection: peabodyinstitutelibrarycollection; peabodyinstitutelibrarylocalhistoryresourcecenter; additional_collections

Contributor: Peabody Institute Library

Language: english-handwritten

A short book that has a facsimile of the letter that Queen Victoria wrote to George Peabody from Windsor Castle in 1866. Also included is two photographs of George Peabody and a newspaper clipping about the Queen Victoria miniature.

-Nov. 1, 1866 Letter From George Peabody From Lanesville, Ohio To Mrs. Osborne Discussing His Gift Of The facsimile of Queen Victoria's Letter To Him.

-Dec. 1, 1866 Signed Photograph Of George Peabody.

-News clipping About Queen Victoria Portrait

-Facsimile Of Letter From Queen Victoria To George Peabody On Her Gift Of The Miniature Portrait To Him.

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Identifier: QueenVictoriaLetterAndGeorgePeabody1866

Identifier-ark: ark:/13960/t7xm3nc9k

Ocr: language not currently OCRable

Pages: 36

Ppi: 600

Recache: 1

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