Title: Mary Munroe letter to Helen Muir, June 27, 1972

Summary: Mary Munroe (wife of Wirth Munroe, daughter-in-law of Ralph Munroe) writes to Helen Muir about being in Balsam, North Carolina, and remarks about her Coconut Grove home: "Want to be back there anyhow by July 6th as the Beach is not giving camping ground to the radicals and the other tracts offered by Miami are [unacceptable] to the hoodlums."

Creator: Munroe, Mary

Collection Title: Helen Muir Papers

Collection No.: ASM0471

Archive: asm04710000130001001.tif

Genre: Correspondence

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

Coverage Temporal: 1970-1979

Coverage Spatial: Balsam (N.C.)

Date: 1972-06-27

Digital ID: asm04710000130001001

Physical Description: 1 typewritten leaf

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, June 27, 1972