This collection consists of letters addressed to Clayton H. Brindle of Entriken, PA from relatives and friends. The letters report on various aspects of daily life during World War One, camp life for draftees, and the influenza epidemic. Most of the letters were written by Grayce E. Garner, a Huntingdon, Pennsylvania school teacher. Other letters were written by membres of the Brindle family, including Charles, Iva, Ernest, Benjamin, and Harvey G. Brindle.
Letters to Clayton H. Brindle, #09884, Special Collections Library, Pennsylvania State University, University Park, PA.
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Source of Acquisition
Purchased from R & A Petrilla Booksellers; 2018.
Binding notes
Housed in ShareBox 028 boxShare028 GST/P/2/3 c.1 (Archival/Manuscript Material) bound in ShareBox 028
