Document Type
Correspondence
Files
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Date
3-29-1956
Keywords
Easter eggs, Easter Egg Tree, Atlantic City, Hopewell Village, Berks County Historical Society, cotton
Description
A typed letter from Franklin Kemp of Atlantic City, New Jersey, addressed to the Pennsylvania Dutch Folklore Center, dated March 29, 1956. Kemp thanks the Center for providing information about Easter Egg Trees through the Dutchman periodical. He describes his placement of a traditional Egg Tree in a bank window in Atlantic City and the reactions from people who saw the tree or read about it in the local newspaper.
Sender
Franklin Kemp
Recipient
Alfred L. Shoemaker
Corresponds to:
Packet 2-27
City
Atlantic City, New Jersey
Language
English
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Recommended Citation
Kemp, Franklin, "Letter From Franklin Kemp to the Pennsylvania Dutch Folklore Center, March 29, 1956" (1956). Alfred L. Shoemaker Folk Cultural Documents. 312.
https://digitalcommons.ursinus.edu/shoemaker_documents/312
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Comments
A small typed article from the Atlantic City Press is pasted to the letter.