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Letter to Homer J. Livingston from Gaylord "Gale" A. Freeman Jr. about his travels in Hong Kong
This is one letter from a series of letters, generally referred to as the “Far East Letters.” The letters were written by banking executive Gaylord A. Freeman Jr. (ca. 1910-1991) to then CEO and president of First National Bank Homer J. Livingston.…
Letter to Homer J. Livingston from Gaylord "Gale" A. Freeman Jr. about his travels in Japan and to transmit a letter from an unnamed Japanese worker to an American colleague.
This is one letter from a series of letters, generally referred to as the “Far East Letters.” The letters were written by banking executive Gaylord A. Freeman Jr. (ca. 1910-1991) to then CEO and president of First National Bank Homer J. Livingston.…
Letter to Homer J. Livingston from Gaylord "Gale" A. Freeman Jr. about his travels in Malaysia
This is one letter from a series of letters, generally referred to as the “Far East Letters.” The letters were written by banking executive Gaylord A. Freeman Jr. (ca. 1910-1991) to then CEO and president of First National Bank Homer J. Livingston.…
Letter to Homer J. Livingston from Gaylord "Gale" A. Freeman Jr. about his travels in New Zealand
This is one letter from a series of letters, generally referred to as the “Far East Letters.” The letters were written by banking executive Gaylord A. Freeman Jr. (ca. 1910-1991) to then CEO and president of First National Bank Homer J. Livingston.…
Letter to Homer J. Livingston from Gaylord "Gale" A. Freeman Jr. about his travels in Singapore
This is one letter from a series of letters, generally referred to as the “Far East Letters.” The letters were written by banking executive Gaylord A. Freeman Jr. (ca. 1910-1991) to then CEO and president of First National Bank Homer J. Livingston.…
Letter to Homer J. Livingston from Gaylord "Gale" A. Freeman Jr. about his travels in South Korea
This is one letter from a series of letters, generally referred to as the “Far East Letters.” The letters were written by banking executive Gaylord A. Freeman Jr. (ca. 1910-1991) to then CEO and president of First National Bank Homer J. Livingston.…
Members of a 1983 congressional delegation to China and Chinese officials gather in front of a building
One of a series of photographs taken on a congressional delegation to China. Includes Congressmen John Joseph Moakley, Thomas P. "Tip" O'Neill, Silvio Conte, and Dan Rostenkowski
Members of a 1983 congressional delegation to China and Chinese officials gather in front of a building
One of a series of photographs taken on a congressional delegation to China. Includes Evelyn Moakley and Congressmen John Joseph Moakley and Dan Rostenkowski
Members of a 1983 congressional delegation to China gather in front of mural
One of a series of photographs taken on a congressional delegation to China. Includes Evelyn Moakley; Congressmen John Joseph Moakley, Thomas P. "Tip" O'Neill, Silvio Conte, and Dan Rostenkowski
Members of a 1983 congressional delegation to China meet with Chinese officials
One of a series of photographs taken on a congressional delegation to China. Includes Congressmen John Joseph Moakley
Members of a congressional delegation to China including Congressmen John Joseph Moakley and Silvio Conte, plus Evelyn Moakley and Mrs. Conte
One of a series of photographs taken on a congressional delegation to China.
Shichiro Hayashi's application for admission to Suffolk Law School, 12 September 1918
Hayashi was the first student of Japanese heritage to graduate from Suffolk University Law School.
The New American Gazette: Henry Kissinger with Gerald R. Ford at Ford Hall Forum [transcript]
Nobel Peace Prize laureate and former Secretary of State Henry Kissinger reviews domestic affairs and world events with former President Gerald Ford. They discuss U.S. foreign policy, issues facing the Soviet Union, and the situation of reform in…
Two letters from a man in China to his grandfather and uncle regarding his home situation and asking for increased financial assistance. Also includes an English translation.
This letter is part of a series of documents scanned from one of the client files in the Dow Collection. All names have been redacted to protect the client's privacy. An English translation of this document is available.
