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This page is meant to be a repository for the content of letters, or other types of correspondence, which are of historical
interest or significance.
We invite you to submit your letter(s) in any of the following ways:
1) A photographic copy (made on a good quality copier);
2) A typescripted copy (you type it, print it, mail it);
3) A digital scan of the document (send via email).
Also tell us about the circumstances surrounding the letter or document, how you came to possess it, why it is of historical
interest, and anything else you can think of.
Click on "Submit" below to send your electronic submission.
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