Patullo Family Letters
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| − | days with Pearl | + | days with Pearl & family at Bath, where they are going to be very comfortable. |
They have a good house (much better than at Folkestone) & charmingly situated overlooking this city. It is a most interesting old place & the surrounding country is very beautiful. | They have a good house (much better than at Folkestone) & charmingly situated overlooking this city. It is a most interesting old place & the surrounding country is very beautiful. | ||
| − | Pearl & the youngsters are very fit & happy. Norm & I paraded the streets of this | + | Pearl & the youngsters are very fit & happy. Norm & I paraded the streets of this city regularly each day, in our kilts, & of course attracted much attention and admiration. |
| − | We all patronized the Grand | + | We all patronized the Grand Pump Room & drank the water, along with a lot of other "old crocks" & would their [illegible] in the |
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| + | Box 1 | ||
| + | File 5 | ||
| + | PATTULLO, George Robson, 1845 - . Woodstock, Ontario | ||
| + | Selected letters from his son James Burleigh Pattullo, 1917-1918. | ||
Revision as of May 6, 2015, 12:31:38 PM
days with Pearl & family at Bath, where they are going to be very comfortable.
They have a good house (much better than at Folkestone) & charmingly situated overlooking this city. It is a most interesting old place & the surrounding country is very beautiful.
Pearl & the youngsters are very fit & happy. Norm & I paraded the streets of this city regularly each day, in our kilts, & of course attracted much attention and admiration.
We all patronized the Grand Pump Room & drank the water, along with a lot of other "old crocks" & would their [illegible] in the
BC Archives MS-1188 Box 1 File 5 PATTULLO, George Robson, 1845 - . Woodstock, Ontario Selected letters from his son James Burleigh Pattullo, 1917-1918.