Fair, Mrs. A. to Merrick, Hugh., 09/03/1962-10/09/1962

File — Box: 1, Folder: 11

Identifier: GAMMS461.1.11

Series-level Scope and Content Note

From the Series:

Consists primarily of correspondence to H.A. Meyer (also under his pseudonym, Hugh Merrick)

Dates

09/03/1962-10/09/1962

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Extent

From the Collection: 0.25 Linear Feet (1 box )

Language of Materials

From the Collection: English

Additional Description

Shelf Location

04/08/03

Container Summary

2 Typed Letters Signed. Mrs. A. Fair of the Mountaineering Association writes to Hugh Merrick, requesting that he chair a lecture by M. [Gaston] Rebuffat, the French mountaineer, on November 3, 1962. If Merrick is unavailable for the Rebuffat lecture (a sell-out), would he be available to chair another? [Eric Shipton on November 21; R. E. Langford on January 23; or Dorothea Gravina on February 13] A previous letter (dated 09/03/1962) from Miss Marian Taylor (for Mrs. Fair) refers to Merrick's request for tickets to the Rebuffat lecture.

Subjects and Associated Physical Materials

FAIR, MRS. A. - CORRESP. TO MERRICK, HUGH (1962): Typed Letter Signed

TAYLOR, MARIAN (FOR MRS. A. FAIR) - CORRESP. TO MERRICK, HUGH (1962): Typed Letter Signed

MERRICK, HUGH - CORRESP. FROM FAIR, MRS. A. (1962): Typed Letter Signed

THE MOUNTAINEERING ASSOCIATION - LECTURES - REFERENCE (1962): Typed Letter Signed

REBUFFAT, GASTON - LECTURE - REFERENCE (1962): Typed Letter Signed

SHIPTON, ERIC - LECTURE - REFERENCE (1962): Typed Letter Signed

LANGFORD, R. E. - LECTURE - REFERENCE (1962): Typed Letter Signed

GRAVINA, DOROTHEA - LECTURE - REFERENCE (1962): Typed Letter Signed