Title: Mary Munroe letter to Helen Muir, July 18, 1972

Summary: Mary Munroe (wife of Wirth Munroe, daughter-in-law of Ralph Munroe) writes to Helen Muir about the travels of their mutual friends. She comments: "Found the Grove in remarkably good condition - very, very few hippies, etc., in the streets or park. Someone said they'd been invited to spend the time between conventions in St. Pete. Hope it's true! ... They have the high intensity lights all over the Grove now and it doesn't look too bad."

Creator: Munroe, Mary

Collection Title: Helen Muir Papers

Collection No.: ASM0471

Genre: Correspondence

Container: Box No. 9; Folder Title: Correspondence: Munroe, Mary.

Coverage Temporal: 1970-1979

Coverage Spatial: Miami (Fla.)

Date: 1972-07-18

Physical Description: 2 handwritten leaves

Repository: University of Miami. Library. Special Collections

Series: Series: I Correspondence

Subject: Muir, Helen, 1911-; letters

Repository: Digital Collections

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Source: From: Mary Munroe letter to Helen Muir, July 18, 1972