Title: Letter from William F. Cody to A. W. Woods
Date: May 20, 1903
Author: Cody, William Frederick, 1846-1917
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[seal]Seal London & North Western Railway Company
Hotels at the following stations are under the Company's Management
Euston. London. Liverpool. Birmingham. Preston. Crewe. Holyhead. Greenore. North Wall. Dublin. Bletchley.
May. 20th 1903
My. Dear. Mr. Wood.
As there will be no Park travel this summer- I will not build the big addition now. but will build an annex and let the contract to home contractors. [2] You can send me your bill up to date.
Very truly Yours
W. F. Cody
Left side of folded stationery: pencil calculations of addition of various numbers
Liverpool, 12.15 PM, 20 MY 03, W.D.10
[stamp] Postage stamp, bluePostage & Revenue 2 1/2d
A. W. Wood
Archetect
10th & O. Strs.
Lincoln.
Neb.
U. S. A.
Note 1: This letter is written on the right half of a folded piece of hotel stationery. Several penciled calculations of sums appear on the left half of the paper. Buffalo Bill's Wild West performed in Liverpool, England, from May 4 to May 23, 1903. [back]
Note 2: William F. Cody had considered building an addition to his Irma Hotel in the town of Cody, Wyoming, but ultimately decided not to proceed. Cody's comment regarding "no Park travel" very likely refers to the low number of visitors then accessing Yellowstone National Park via the town of Cody as compared to other possible routes. [back]
Title: Letter from William F. Cody to A. W. Woods
Source: McCracken Research Library (MRL), MS6.0154
Date: May 20, 1903
Author: Cody, William Frederick, 1846-1917
Topic: Buffalo Bill's Wyoming
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