Letter from Harry J. Carlson to Martha Berry
Architect Harry J. Carlson writes to enclose clippings and congratulate Martha Berry on the Pictorial Review award. He is concerned that articles about the award give the impression that Berry is a wealthy school and suggests that she write a letter to newspapers that explains Berry's need for funds.
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Acknowledges the receipt of a letter from Harry J. Carlson.
Letter from Harry J. Carlson to E.H. Hoge
Architect Harry J. Carlson's personal and confidential letter to E.H. Hoge informing him of a sudden request from Mr. Hamrick to design a 40 foot high stone watch tower on top of the mountain. Carlson expresses concern, which he believes Hoge will share, about the cost of this project.
Architect Harry J. Carlson encloses clippings, explaining that he is sending them to Martha Berry instead of Miss Bonner because he understands that she is ill.
Letter from Coolidge and Carlson to E.H. Hoge
Coolidge and Carlson advises that they are sending the Thompson Starrett Company's latest set of paid vouchers for the classroom building.
Architect Harry J. Carlson writes that he has found new, less expensive wall paper for the Berry House dining room.
Harry J. Carlson encloses a copy of the Boston University bulletin, which includes the names of donors to the university.
Telegram from Harry J. Carlson to Martha Berry
Architect Harry J. Carlson writes that an answer to his letter of November 16 is desperately needed.
Architect Harry J. Carlson encloses a receipt for payment from the Berry Schools.
Copy of a Letter from Coolidge and Carlson to Thompson Starrett Company
Coolidge and Carlson asks the Thompson Starrett Company to comply with the wish of the Berry Schools to be billed directly.
Letter from Coolidge and Carlson to Bessie Bonner
This unsigned letter accompanied a list of potential donors to Berry from the Boston area.
Architect Harry J. Carlson encloses a blank contract form and an account of charges to date and advises Hoge to send the bill and a contract form "to Detroit". Carlson also responds to concerns Hoge had evidently expressed about the heating plant and charges related to the project.
Contribution record, Mrs. B. Frank Clapp
Contribution record for Mrs. B. Frank Clapp, Philadelphia, PA.